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Anybody go, how was it?

Reefco is where I got mine or aquatic obsessions

Yeah, I would love to see a vendor list, but for 5 bucks might be worth the drive to see whomever.

Anyone going to this? Just saw something on facebook but I can't find a vendor list or really any info.

Agreed with others do a bit at a time, and if you have a pvc tube that reaches the bottom of you tank, pour it down that to keep the sandstorm to a minimum

Bulk reef supply makes very good units and so does Aqua FX, cost is going to depend on how many GPD you want.

We have done it two ways. One with just some pods on a widow sill in a vase. Swap some water between the tank every few days with the tigger pods and this culture can go for a while. Eventually it does crash, but you can get a long time for one bottle of pods. We also now are running the air...

That is an awesome tank, what are your plans for it with fish and corals? Looks like you can have a lot of fun.

I have free monti cap and stylo in point pleasant if you are looking for something like that.

Stocking with fish, inverts or corals?

A couple of quick thoughts: Salt need I think depends on if you are supplementing your water change with anything else. If you are using a calcium reactor or dosing pumps I don't' think you need any special salt. However, if you are just using water changes, yeah maybe you want to look at...

I do miss the halide we had over our 30g cube, that tank looked amazing. However, the heat and the electric bill were no good.

Grabbed an anthia from him a few weeks ago, agreed everything looks great there.

Highly recommend watch Puff on Netflix, they have amazing macro video of the reefs. Highly recommend.

Interested depending on price

Joe we would be interested in some leng sy and the pink lemonade but I don't think we are going to be up that way any time soon. Keep us in mind down the road.

Where are you located? Acros? Montis? Stylo?

We run ours 24/7 as well. Only turn off to clean.

If you are worried about it, take some newspaper and soak it in saltwater. Throw that over the rock and corals while they are out. People use to ship corals like that so it should give you some time.