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I have heard red make cool moon lights. There is someone here (I think it was this site) with a salt tank and red LED's. He was saying he saw more stuff happening with the red then any other color.

Thanks everyone.

I don't agree with your LFS. I have a 90 gallon tank, a python, and bi-weekly do 70 gallon water changes with no problems at all.

Nope, never edited. Fail. :drinking:

Pittsburgh's skyline on a rainy night

Fine, I will enter it.

LOL :biglol: Your camera is no match for my Nikon D300!! :D I will be more then happy to post the pic, but I don't think I am not going to enter it.

Why? Don't you want a chance to win? :D

I do have a picture ready to upload. :D

My 90 gallon was cloudy for just over 2 weeks while it cycled. I did water changes and this helped. When the cycle was over, I did a few more water changes and the tank cleared, now it is perfect.

Have you been doing water changes when it was cloudy? My tank was cloudy during the cycle too, but water changes cleared it up. The bacteria is in the substrait, removing it started your cycle over. Why did you add salt?

I know how much time school takes. :D

Thanks all. Hope you enjoyed my entries, I will let someone else win for a while, 5 in a row is good enough for me.

As MG said, I want the big foot print, no height, since it is for a lobster not a bunch of fish. I am going to go price glass on Monday.

Thanks mg, I was thinking 1/4" glass.

You log? My cousin and a good friend both log and they both use "yard".

Seattle skyline reflecting in the glass of the Space Needle.

Geeze, you guys are stressing a little to much on this, lol. This is mg's tank, not a complete noob like some on here. ;)

Nice plecos. Nice clean spot on the glass too. ;)

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Thanks for the input my mexican friend. ;) I wanted glass so I don't have to worry about scratches. I will look into plexi/acrylic.

I agree, the 1" per gallon rule is dumb.

I am thinking about building a tank. I have my electric blue lobster on my night stand so I can watch him while I fall asleep (I have trouble getting to sleep and usually lay there for an hour) and he is outgrowing the tank he is in. The night stand top is 20 x 22. So I am thinking about...

I see nothing wrong with that vid. I actually think it is cool looking. Those fish are tight schooling and not even using all the tank they have.

Wonder if I stock my 90 using your rule, what would it look like at feeding time?