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The buyers so far are raving about the lights, I'm sure there are more/better videos out there on You Tube. These are the same as Reefbreeders. These lights will cut my light budget in half.

Here is a demo of the 32 inch light by a retailer in Canada, but has nothing to do with the group buy...enjoy...I want two of these for my 180 build. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y24E0WGHLNU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlGLuAX5Riw

They are just getting delivery on their second buy (delayed a couple of days due to Chinese holiday), and seem to be working on a list for buy number three. With enough interest, I'd guess some time by the end of October. I just asked the guy running it if he will confirm the 3rd buy. BTW it's...

I'm waiting on a group buy on Evergrow lights from another forum that are the same as Reefbreeders but a much better price. If you can wait. it will save you some money. PM me if you want more info. Mark...

Anyone have experience with the Reefbreeder LEDS. I found a group buy that gets them from China (under a different name directly at a great price.) They have done two buys so far and I'm waiting on the third one. The buyers are extremely happy, happy happy so far...I have to stop watching Duck...

I saw Hockynuts tank last week and its beautiful...

I wonder how many plants it would take to make a difference.

Interesting tool. You would think the bubbles in the skimmer would release enough CO2 so as not to not be an issue.

Be patient and enjoy the buying process and the wheeling dealing. I just bought a 7 year old 180 acrylic tank, Ocean Motion 4 way and a Barracuda pump for 800. All items never used. You just have to take your time. Craig s list is your friend...

Selling a new, but never used Reeflo pump. It's about 6 years old. I bought it in a package deal with a large aquarium. I called the manufacturer to find out the equivalent model and was told it was equal to the Barracuda. Asking 325.00 Thanks for looking.

sold............................

I hope to make my first meeting soon, if my crazy work schedule will let me.

Thanks...I just read the whole thread. Useful info. I just checked my tap water for ph (pool kit) and it's around 6.8...not good. I have a glass sitting and will check it in 24hrs. I assume if the ph goes up its related to CO2? Between the iron and the CO2 and ph, I may have to scrub the reef...

I have a 50ft well that has heavy Iron. I water the lawn pre softener and it makes the sidewalk rusty. My household water runs through a large water softening system that uses salt. The water is much better, but at times we notice some iron in much smaller amounts. Also a few years ago we added...

The diablo 10500 is the one I was looking at and the power consumption looks great. Thanks for the info on the flow rate, I had no clue on how much I needed. The two drains are bigger, about 1.5 inches I think...need to measure them. I guess I need to sell the Reeflo now. :)

That clears thing up...good excuse to get the Diablo dc....:)

Too much even from a basement sump...10-12 ft? I believe the tank called for two 1 inch returns.

It's a 180 with a center overflow.

That would be great, I'm concerned it wouldn't be enough with the head pressure. I was checking out the Diablo dc pumps, people were talking about in the other pump thread and really impressed. Love the idea of lower power consumption.

:smug:Thanks, I saw those too, I was hoping someone has this older pump. The company wasn't 100% sure what I had based off the serial number. I guess I just have to run it and see how it works. It looks beefy enough...