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The best way to get rid of Nitrates is through water changes... or let Algae consume it. You can "plant" some in your Fuge or sump. It helps a bit.

Here is the law Go check this thread out : http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=182824 Follow these two links if you are too lazy to read the whole thread. They will take you to the FL Marine fisheries regulations. There is a lot of stuff you are alowed to take... with a...

oops - I can't edit the message... oh well I just wanted to add the the "good" one is down on Preston and Plano Parkway.... kinda between Plano Parkway and Parker. :D

Yes... I take that back, I found a Petco down on Preston road that has a reef geek who works there and they sell some pretty cool corals etc. and their livestock is very well cared for..... unlike the one on Preston and the 121!

Petco sells clown fish and have tons in stock right now...... I know it's not the best place to buy from, but think of it as saving a fish :wink:

I read some where... in Dr. Burgess's Atlas I think, that poor ionic balance in the water sometimes caused by poor water quality and the DI part of the RODI process will cause the precipitation of Ca, but then it should settle after a day or so, I would think. Is this stuff remaining in...

Go here: http://www.themarinecenter.com/ the site is no quite as "flash" as some but they have cool stuff at great prices (mostley) :wink: Oh and they don't let you "pick up" stuff, it has to be shipped. :cry:

Yes it is based in the DFW area, they give real good shipping rates to folks who live around here.

yeah I've seen those, pretty neat. They disrupt the surface currents and prevent the food from being "skimmed" or swept away.

:o :lol: Hehe!!!! mor1701d you bad!

I use one that you can program feeding times into. It only has one drum though. I only use it if I'm going to be away for a couple of days. If I'm going on an extended vacation, I get a friend to feed the tank.

You'll find that the black does tend to "absorb" quite a bit of light. I even noticed a big difference when I put a black back on my tank