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Well I am sure it is all clear now to the OP. :-\

http://www.amazon.com/Aquarium-Corals-Selection-Husbandry-Natural/dp/1890087483 http://www.coralidea.com/

Congrats on the great news!!!

Thanks Mike for all of your help. I really appreciate it.

Thanks. That is good to know. I may consider it then.

Part of the problem is the water pipes are welded on top, not with connectors. To remove the old water heater will require cutting pipe, and welding new connectors. This goes beyond what I am willing to take on. Anyone have experience with the tankless water heaters?

I am glad to hear your experience was different then mine, but I would say that based on their BBB rating and multiple other complaints I will not be giving them a second chance.

So it turns out that my water heater is a power vent, and is the actual reason for the blower/motor assembly on top. this also means I do not have a chimney, but pvc pipe output. If I did have a chimney though, it turns out the code just changed and I would need to install a 4 inch chimney...

Sounds good. Now I just have to research a little on which brand i want.

Thanks again. Any suggestions on brands? I usually intstall my own appliances, so I will probably do it again. My only concern was the gas.

Thanks. I think the blower is because it has a humidifier as part of the unit. So I believe this accounts for the top motor/blower.

16 year old hot water heater. I am in Voorhees NJ. I flushed the tank, and refilled it. The water looked clear coming out. This is a gas water heater heater btw. When I took off the top casing it appears that some water has made it up to the top chamber and has pooled near the screws/seam...

I am currently experiencing a slow leak in my water heater. I have a Bradford White water heater Model MIITW40S5CN10. The leak is not coming from underneath as I would have expected with a leak, but between the seam separating the motor blower section of the how water heater (top) and the main...

What I guess I am finding so interesting, is the Salt comparisons. Tropic Marin Pro Reef is so commonly referred to as the best, but if you look at the figures in the comparison it does not appear to be accurate. I guess I am not sure what to think. ???

Either there is a zero on the end that should not be there, or I am very jealous.

Yes. He is basically saying small frequent water changes are not as useful as larger less frequent changes.

I personally try to shy away from definitive statements. Water changes may have all the trace elements you need, but that depends on a lot of factors. How frequently are you doing water changes, how quickly are your corals sucking out the nutrients, how much water are you working...

I thought this article was interesting. http://www.reefs.org/library/article/t_brightbill_wc.html/view?searchterm=water%20changes

Considering it is a year old, I would have thought after dusting off the cobwebs and other debris you could just add it. That said, I would not consider myself an expert on adding rock.

I have been using API, but I have heard they are unreliable. Not sure if that is a rumor, or actually has some facts behind it. I will say that it seems to be ok for me, but I am not doing comparison tests so this is based on the tank seeming healthy. The one drawback with API is they can be...