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Yep....those are the units.

They are a year old now..and the brand is Odessey....

I'm in Waldorf, Maryland. If you would like the unit. I will go half with you on the shipping cost.

I have two T5 High Output Light Fixtures for 75gallon - 180gallon Fish Tanks. These units are 4x54w units and they are in great condition. Both units together will supply 432 watts of lighting which is more than enough for your basic salt water reef tank. I am asking 300.00 firm for both units...

No. There are no lights in the canopy. I use halides hanging over the open tank. So, I never bothered to put lights in the canopy.....

I thought I uploaded the pictures correctly. If they're not uploaded correctly this time, if you're interested you can send me an email address and I will send them to you asap.

Waldorf, Maryland: 75 Gallon Reef Ready Tank with Stand, Canopy and Glass Versa Tops. I have a 75 gallon reef ready tank with an in tank overflow. The tank is in perfect working condition and comes with a custom built stand, canopy as well as the versa glass lids. I'm asking 350.00 firm...

Thank "ccCapt" my goal is to try to max my flow rate out right at 600GPH. I'm having a hard time finding the correct calculations though. How can I calculate the vertical and horizontal lengths when I'm using vinyl tubing? That's next to impossible unless you guys can clue me in on some trick to...

I understand your point sincerely and I agree with you entirely. Physics is physics and that can't be changed. So, I guess my mission is to come as close to 600GPH without going over. I read the specs on my tank and overflow and got this information. The overflow is rated at 600GPH (utilizing a...

Ok........(Captain) I tried to do the calculations using that link. However, the model pump that I use is not on the list. I use a Quiet One 2200. Anyway, the purpose of this post was to see if I can push my flow rate to the max or a little over it. I really want my filter system to be as...

Also, can anyone else chime in on this?

Thanks for your reply. However, this is not a "hang on the back" overflow. My overflow is actually built inside the tank. Does this make a difference in your opinion?

Okay, this is a deep question for me. So, let me try to explain it the best way I can. So, here goes nothing. - I have a 75gal tank with a overflow rated for 600GPH - I have a 30gal sump tank - I have a Quiet One 2200 return pump. - The return water is running through approx. 7 to 8 feet of...

The rocks have been soaking for over 2 months now with weekly and then daily water changes. I have noticed no difference really in the pH. Also, I am told that it will react differently in Saltwater than it does in Freshwater. So, if it raises the pH of my salt water, what is a dangerous level...

Hello Everyone: I made some rock using the recipe from GARF. It has been soaking now for a little over 2 months. How soon can I add it to my tank? I have live animals in my tank and I don't want to cause them harm. So, at what pH level will it be okay to add the rock to my tank?

Also, I have another good question. Looking at my lighting, what corals would I be able to keep? I know that I can do some mushrooms and star polyps, but what others can I do? Any advice on that would really be appreciated as well.

I will have to research that further. I thank you for your advice though.

Why wouldn't I want 3 tangs? Also, if not 3 tangs, what would you suggest?

I do plan on adding a few more fish, but the fish that I am going to add are bigger and the damsels will not effect them. I plan on adding a yellow tang, blue tang, and a kole tang. I also plan to add some corals such as polyps, leathers and mushrooms. Now as far as the phosphates go, they are...

Okay.....I am trying to get my 75 gallon tank together and ready for a small reef. I have been having some ridiculous green hair algae outbreaks and I could use any input that you guys may have. I currently have the following: 75 gallon tank 30 gallon sump Protein Skimmer Lighting (2x36watt...

thank guys..

Did you guys read my last post. I did test the PWC water. I did that earlier. There are no added nutrients present.

Ok...what I have done is make up a batch of water in a 5 gallon bucket, I added my salt mix, pH buffer and prime to the water. I placed a heater in the water to bring the temperature to a matching point of that of the actual tank. After that process, I tested the water's salinity, pH...

green hair algae I believe...."green in color, and stringy looking"...however, at it's peak in the outbreak, i was also seeing red algae in color. so, i believe that i have red slime and green hair combo.

i have tested my water in the aquarium and the water coming from my house. my home water is filtered by RO unit....and test are on point