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I'm using the leds for night lights.I have 6 bulbs over an 18" tank.The first and last one are on a 430(dawn to dusk).When I have the time I'll move the last one to the 5 spot because it's over the over flow.Not sure it will make a big difference though.

I just added a smaller second clown about a month ago.So far so good. They stay together most of the time.Sorry can't help. I wouldn't know what to do.Good luck with yours

OK there is about 20 people around the table on Christmas day and my daughter said yesterday at work(cashier at suppermarket) a woman on her line with $130.00 worth of groceries couldn't get her debt card to work.She is getting upset and embarrassed so the woman behind her asked if she can pay...

I picked up some frags yesterday and everone looks real nice.Greg has more frags then most lfs.Thanks Greg.

the one day sale was 12/25/09

2,3,6,7,8,10,14,19,21,22,23,24 all the pictures look good

try using a piece of rigid airline tubing and knock it out.

If your handy you can go with an Icecap retro set up.

check this out-calcium reactor http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1750627

Right on Taz. Yea about 9 months.I read they last 9-12 months.I just added two more of the new ice cap bulbs.I don't know that they'll last any longer.I'll just read what people that do the readings on the bulbs have to say.

I've been changing my t-5s two at a time ever 3 months.I have 6 bulbs.That's a nice thing about the t-5s you don't have to change them all at the same time.

Just sent you a link.This one is built like a tank too.Look forward to the new tank.

You don't need it to go up.You just need an air break so it doesn't start a siphon.You can do what ricwilli said or put a piece of tubing(1/2" or larger) in the sump and run it high enough so it's as high as the water in the holding tank then put the air line tubing from the pump into that an...

Rise the tubing going to the sump above the water level in the holding tank.I use a 12" piece of pvc and stick the air line tube into that just an inch or two.That way there is a brake the the line.

Try your post here http://reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=92 Parts can be ordered on line at tunze.com.Repairs are done here. Tunze USA 305 Victor St Austin, TX 78753 I don't know the phone number to call but I'm sure you'll find out something over on RC.

I don't think blue light is what the narcotic unit would be looking for.Bright white lights.They also use infrared for the heat the lights put out.They also will go to the electric company and look for people using more then the normal amount.

I have the DAS EX1 and it works great.Would replace with the same if I needed to.Very easy to setup and run.$200 is a good price. It seats outside the sump (could go in sump also).Never used the other two though you hear good things about them.

I've done it on a small tank just to see if it would work. It does.I didn't use any tee or valve. check this out. http://archive.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1273495&highlight=return+plumbing

You should be topping off with fresh water.(no salt)When water evap. the salt stays in the tank there for only top off with fresh water.

Hey Mike looks great.You know I really like that first pic.