Recent content by Mike-words

The big glitch whit mts eh lol

I would still cycle it save a mini cycle when you add fish and will help to establish the tank some

You will still see a cycle just not as big as usual I would still force cycle it to be safe. I've moved a couple tanks with them only tore down for a couple hours and still see a mini cycle even with keeping the rock wet.

I wouldn't worry to much about the Peppermint shrimp I don't see the one in the 175g for a month or more unless I get really lucky with the flash light. When I do see him I only see his antennas. Things take time with this hobby and don't always go the way you want them too. You can't really...

Copy and paste the URL and you should be good to go

Have someone else check your water your test reagents may have gone funky

There are these I'm not for certian if they are capable of producing a wave or not but here's a link http://www.oceansmotions.com/store/?osCsid=545e0faf2d815869a91a35ff2a504c98&osCsid=545e0faf2d815869a91a35ff2a504c98

You likely will hardly ever see the Peppermint shrimps they are a very shy creature. The Midas should be more social in the next day or two.

I run 3-400w halides on the 175 with glass covers and that's inside a hood with no fans the tank runs about 81

Id use the 9.5

Hopefully that primer will work. My self I'd airbrush the paint and primer if needed. What type of paint did you use.

That stand looks good and is way better built than most store bought ones

Hows your ca holding up with the clam

Well yeah you would still need a heavy viewing pain

Could you not "line" the inside with thin acrylic and still use the ply for support. Most of the cost of the acrylic is caused when you go thicker. Might be an idea. It may be easier to seal and last longer.