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i am very sorry to hear that - losing a child is the most painful experience one can bear... hope you will hang on and be strong...

Jim, i just send a payment through paypal, PMed you with detail info... hope Mason can get well soon. thx -david

you can check with DanTheManNJ, i think he is using that... http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=8203.0

i was LUCKY, i set up the tank right after i move in this house... so my wife never know the electric consumption cost of the BEFORE and AFTER... *hint* to you all folks that are moving to a new home, make sure you setup the tank asap...! ;)

may be you can find a BLACK colored one?? and beside it is halfway on top of the waterline, so hardly can see it if you are NOT specially looking for it... ;) FYI: here is how i made it, with tie-wrap:

All, I am looking to get a new waterproof camera case for my Canon SD-850, not really for fish tank usage, but for beach or water-park events... thanks in advance for the input. I already have some thing like this for my Canon-D40 (from original specially made for the camera), but it is...

this happened to me twice: - first time, i removed the dorso pipe, and use the net to get him out... - 2nd time, while netting him, he flushed down the pip to my refugium... after that, i put up this shield... no more problem since... ;)

well said. ;-)

not sure you all know, there is this salt group buy going on... http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=10928.0

it have sharks in that tank - and he not wearing any protected gear... oh boy... did catch what he said about his freezer? it is all for his fish food...!

80: with T5, w/o MH, with two 20" fans blowing on top don't want to know what it would be if with the MH on. have a chiller, no time to hook it up yet.

i think this tank still available... he have everything else gone... except the tank/stand, and light.

what is this mean (implication) by "...black worms only live a few mins in SW" ? i saw this on how to train Mandarin with non-live-food long time back, but it is a hit-or-miss, also a long shot for this case, but good info to keep in mind: http://www.melevsreef.com/mandarin_diner.html good luck

may be Xenia, Kenya's, or Star Polyps like dirty water, and your tank is too clean...? ;)

I know... (your tank is new - i helped to move your tank...) was kidding... ;-) so, just curious... how/where is the mandarin goby now? thx

someone like Larry... ;D ;)

- tank need to be more than 9+ months - they like to eat "live" stuffs - like pods... - like these: (you can shop around to see where to get them cheaper) http://www.oceanproaquatics.com/shop/live-loaded-tigeriopus-califoricus-copepods-1k2k-p-12118.html...

sorry to hear that...

Wendy, thanks for the kind words... i have few big piece of SPS corals about 6x8 size... and some with great colors!! now i have to restart over again with those tiny smaller pieces... :( well, look at the good side, i now have a lots of rooms to get more corals... ;)

i don't like you to put such advance calculator out there... :o cause the end results would only discourage people to continue on this hobby... ::) that is why i stop tracking my expense long long time ago... cause every time i think of it, it always give me a big headache... ;D