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If I'm not mistaken your buddy kyle uses them

I don't have any technical specs on your light nor the reefbreeders lights but it all depends on the diodes, drivers, heatsink etc. That each fixture uses. Your 165w light I can safely say is worse than the 72w or whatever AI Sol blue because they use much higher quality leds and parts. If I...

http://www.reefbreeders.com Depends what you want out of them and such

If you can, its probably way less hastle to just get something you want from the start especially if you haven't diy any leds before

Wow, on the bend? That's crazy... rubbermaid bin or something with a powerhead for the mean time, or 5 gal bucket (I'm assuming its not a big angel cause it was going in that tank) until you can find something to do witb it. Maybe back to the store?

Probably not as far as I can tell by looking at them, but it should be fairly easy to pop the cover off and see the board.

Depends if they are leds on a board, individual stars, etc. Can be easy or close to impossible. Depends what the internals are like

Well since the tank doesnt really have much in it yet ill go with some throwbacks for now... Back from my first tank, about 2008 i think... real crappy camera back then lol. and 10k halides!

You are paying many many times over firstly, as live rock is sold saturated with water, 35lbs filled my 40 breeder where as 35lbs of live rock probably wouldn't have got one side done. Much much more dense. Your also taking the hitchhiker chance with live rock and in an established tank, I'd...

Peroxide is hit or miss and I've had more be a miss and kill the frag

In my experience yes. It is dried out live rock, aka dead rock, and like jim said, would not recommend directly putting it in the tank. It would be a big risk

With the ammount of stuff That came off and out of the rock I got as well as jim (downbeach) and a few others, I would 100% not recommend just adding it in. Other rock possibly yes but not that rock

I personally am extremely happy with the bulk reef supply dry pukani rock, there are soooo many places to put corals onto, it is light so you get a lot more rock per pound, and the pieces are all very cool shapes and variations. All of the rock in the 40 my girlfriend and I have now is that rock.

Depends what rock you get and if you properly "clean" it out first so that it has zero die off when it goes into your established tank.

Shape em like a bonsai tree lol. For actual fragging thiugh I would try to get them out and dremel a stalk off, avoid doing it head by head

Looking good J, those montis are really doing well. Glad the acros are coming back even thiugh its bittersweet. Those euphillia look amazing, they must be one and a half times the size of a basketball lol

I am referred to as the fish man

Ill be there

Let me know when that's fragged up!

Cost effectively the coral glue and ecotech glue are the best for the money. Per ounce they have the lowest costs.