Recent content by Aquadan

Very nice job on the lights, I wish I had those kind of soldering skills. Do you plan on putting any type of protection over the lights? Sent from my iPhone

It sounds like it could be dinos. Do you dip your new corals before putting them in your tank? Sent from my iPhone

Hi everyone, i was wondering if anyone else is having trouble with their neo therm heaters? i reached my hand into my sump and got a pretty good zap. after doing a little online research i have found that there have been a few people that actually have had these heaters fill their homes with...

Looks great. I really like the rock work.

I'm using a reef octopus nwb200 rated for 250 gallons on a 40 breeder with another 40 for the sump. It's probably 65 total gallons and it's working fine. I planned on running it on a timer but I've only ever shut it off during water changes and cleaning, and I've never had a problem.

That makes it 718 gallons. There's 231 cubic inches in one gallon. That's a huge tank!! Can't wait to see it all set up

What you see is what you get. A picture of the actual animal for sale.

That is going to look awesome in your tank. Good job

I use a eheim compact 2000 on my 40b and I love it. Powerful and whisper quiet. Great pumps

Grow out tank!

Nice job. Can't wait to see it completed!

Good job on the stand, looks good. The only problem I see is how many more tanks you can fit in that room lol. Can't wait to see it come together!

Thanks for the input. I do have a refugium in my sump but it only has live rock in it. I tried keeping chaeto in it but it didn't last long. It just fell apart and I eventually siphoned it out. I'm open to suggestions for other macros and also toyed with the idea of an algae turf scrubber.

Hi all, im having a cyano outbreak and im not sure of the cause. i checked all of my parameters today and everything seems on point with the exception of my alk being a little low. alk 6.832 dkh (hanna checker) phosphate .02 (hanna checker) calcium 431 ppm (hanna checker) mag 1390 (salifert)...

When I cured mine I used saltwater and tested weekly for phosphates. Once my tank was ready I put the rock in and cycled with no problems. I know I read all about how phosphates are really bad with this rock but I didn't see any using my Hanna checker.