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You can put me down for Saturday. I'll be arriving around 7:30 with Daniel.

I got mine years ago from them. They came as pods, no leaves & it took a while to start growing. I forget if the leaves or roots started first, but each one has several branches now. Just be patient, they grow fairly slow. Mine are on my refuge & have roots shooting all over.

I have two breakers running mine, the outlets are GFCI, not the breakers. I have some powerheads on one and the return pump on the other, with the other items split between the two. This way there's always water movement in the tank. I've had a few issues over the years, where a GFCI tripped...

Here's some photos of the basement setup for those who missed. Though, it probably will look different the next I'm there, as it's always changing.

Thanks Anthony & Terry, meeting was great as usual. Terry food was awesome. Basement setup is crazy, can't wait to see the shark tank.

Just me for your head count.

Like the others have said, it sounds typical for certain areas. Mine is between 95-110.

I'm not sure where you're located, but Aquarium Center in Clementon (south jersey) had some earlier this week.

I switched from MH about 2-1/2 years ago to LED and couldn't be happier. I've got (2) Ocean Revive S026 over my 90 gallon, the corals grow like crazy.

Blackwood 08012 (South)

I switched from MH to LED over 2 years ago and have been extremely happy. I went with 2 Ocean Revive S026 fixtures and love the look. I believe the coverage is 2'x2' area each fixture. I can grow SPS at the bottom of my 90 too. You just use the dimmers to dial up the brightness and...

Looks real good.

Found it: Mercury discovery shuts down Clementon business

They haven't moved yet, it was at the old location.

I just saw that on the news. I knew they closed suddenly & was wondering why a month before the move. Guess we know why now. Sounds like somebody dumped it in. They had cameras, so hopefully they find out who.

Really nice looking setup you have there.

Hey Art, the torch looks good in there. Glad to hear your having better luck with your algae. Your male lyretail looks like the one I've had for a few years. It was sold as a yellow breasted male lyretail and has yellow along the bottom. Love the coloration of them.

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As the others have said, we've all made mistakes here. I flooded my living room floor with kalkwater many many years ago. Came down in the morning to a soggy rug. It had to be ripped out, dried out and redone. Luckily homeowners covered most of the damage. I was lucky, my wife wanted to...

Thanks TSM, great looking place you've got there.