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Honestly I buy most of my stuff online. Yes we have good local guys and I do spend good money with them as well. But sometimes you just want something more rare, or not the same variety. I tend to do alot with wwc, which went though a rough patch when they moved their store,got slot of browned...

@Sponge You got some nice pics of my tank. You should share some of the zoa pics. I'm a huge acropora guy, always have been. But I love having a mixed reef, acros on top,zoas and shrooms down low and a mix of LPS and gorgonians through out..

Not even for free?? Lol

You can bring me all your sps, and that will force you to refill the tank with zoas. :)

Glad your on the mend. Hope things are getting better!

You need to write a non snowflake, Childrens book on fish.. my daughter would love it haha.

Sounds like every conversation with my wife. Kinda like Charlie browns mom. Hahah.

Nice man. Love his stuff. Cant wait to hear your feedback on How it works. Bill's stuff really gives the medical equipment vibe and feel to really high end aquarium equipment. And it definitly looks as though your wife is pointing at it saying get this fish "stuff" off my table. Lol

I'm 99% sure if you match the gallon per day number they should be the same.

Theres always a way to do it the cheap way, but let's be honest. They look visually terrible. Lol. Unfortunately this hobby has become an investment(hopefully the return is the nice tank) hobby. Kinda like building racecars, you do it bc you love it knowing you'll never get that money back bc...

Agree, especially for AC pumps. Last forever. But can be quite the watt killer, dc pumps are so much nicer as far as being able to control them without a valve and the actual amp draw is quite low comparably to the same flow/volume of an AC pump. Only downside is DC pumps just dont have the...

Even if your showing a false zero that mean you may only have 0.25pmm still too low. And phosphates at zero will give you nothing but headaches. You need to raise your nutrient levels to a detectable range 4-10ppm nitrates and about 0.10 po4. When your stable at those numbers you will see...

Before you know it you'll have a reeftank and you'll be teaching us.... ok maybe not. But your getting better every day.. or 3

Ok so update: this will be quite long! sump and frag tank have been up and running for 20 days now... A few interesting observations and one I'm struggling with... At first with in the first few days the main tank never looked better, colors were incredible on my sps water seemed...

I have some green sinulara if you want

Sorry guys I was a little late to the party. I see everything has already been answered Haha.

Nooooo never do this. You will spike silicates off the chart and your tank will be plagued with red slime algae forever.

Why are you hesitant to use live sand in the seahorse tank? Your dry sand I'll eventually become live within a few months as the bateria in the system sees it.

Beautiful fish. If I didnt already have 2 established hawks I would have grabbed him from ya.

I'd let it go. for the price of a new one itll be alot less than a flooded room.