Recent content by ric221

i just let nature run it's course in my cichlid tank. many a fry have grown up so far.currently have about 30 assorted sizes that have made the cut. if you are breeding to sell, i say start a grow out tank. if not just let things run there course

there is often no way for them to tell what might be lurking in the rock when received. Often times you buy rock hoping to get some hitchhikers. sometimes you get the bull & sometimes the bull gets you.

i have over 60lbs of ex live rock in my tank at the moment. has not hurt my fish at all. fish growing fine and have spawned a few times also. currently have fry swimming in there at this time. bumble bee cichlids

looking good so far. keep us posted. i'm bringing the beer

pics if poss

pics would b nice

got the same one as you i beleive. work good and very cheap

the sump only holds the water for your tank. you do not need to prime your sump after a power failure. after the power returns your pump will pump the water back out of sump to your aquarium.

do you have any pics of it, and ho big is it?

thank you melosu58. if you don't ask you will never know

just looking for a little help in maintaining good quailty water for my livestock. 20% changes every week no overfeeding. would the uv rays be bad for the fish?

just a thought i want to add UV to my tank to kill off any bad things in the tank. i have a power compact fixture that uses 2 lights, would it be possible to replace one bulb with a UV bulb and have it work as a UV sterilizer for the entire tank

CaptianAhab there is no pump with the skimmer Civicman86 pm sent

sry guys have not been on lately. CaptainAhab there is no pump with the skimmer

it has a thumb screw adjustment on the top of the unit it also has automatic temperture control