The Sump: I chose as my sump the Eshopps RS-200. It is 30x12x16. There are a few reasons that I went with this one. It is a simple design, just having a drain section with filter socks, a skimmer section, and a return section. I wanted to keep things simple and easy to clean. I did not need a refugium since I am going to be running biopellets in a reactor. (More on biopellets in a later post) But it is my opinion that a small refugium does not make a big enough ...
OneReef's 120g DreamReef I have recently been out of the hobby for a short while, due to work related travel and responsibilities. I sold my 150g reef at the end of last year, and to be honest, it was a nice mental and physical break after 5 years of everyday maintenance and care. But, I have found that if you have a love for this hobby, you can't sit on the sidelines for long. Work has quieted down a bit, travel has lessened, and I have more time now to devote to getting ...
Getting close to eating thanks giving feast. This year we opted to cook the turkey in the ground. Check out this link for the process: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...4301147&type=1 and a picture of the tank since this is RA.
I'm editing this pictures I took yesterday, but couldn't wait to share this one. The 50g water change and a fresh batch of carbon definitely improved visible water conditions.
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