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  1. The rebuild...

    My first aquarium was purchased from my LFS almost 10 years ago. I had it up and running until we moved to a new house in 2007. Since that time, its sat in the corner of my basement and collected dust. The tank is about 30 gallons, and while I know that is small for saltwater aquariums, I like the challenge of running such a setup. Smaller aquariums also keep CAPEX and OPEX costs down. The tank is an acrylic flat back hex, and when I got it, it came with an oak stand and hood. There was no provision ...

    Updated 09-24-2012 at 06:35 PM by melev

    Categories
    Tank - Full Summary , ‎ Plumbing , ‎ Equipment , ‎ DIY projects
  2. Show me your skimmate!

    hello everyone show me your skimmate is something i started at tcrc our local reef club and i though i would start it here.

    i want for everyone to share their dirty pictures.... XP no not those silly! i want to see what your skimmer cup looks like in a week or if it gets full before a weeks time just take a pic of it full. i also want you to tell what skimmer you have

    what are you waiting for!

    reef octopus xs-200 a little less than a weeks collection and skimmer ...
  3. ARGG! Cyano just won't go away...

    by , 09-11-2012 at 05:07 PM (180g Tank Build - 11 mos. and counting.)
    I installed a SMR around January/February this year and had heard reports that it may trigger a cyano bloom that would eventually subside. In my case, that worked out to be true. I gave it a little encouragement with a popular product called Chemi-clean. But then it came back a month later. Slowly, but steadily. I treated again and increased the flow in my SMR to make sure I wasn't getting any dead spots in the reactor. I'm currently in process of my fourth treatment this year - and as a guy ...
    Tags: smr cyano
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    Questions - Need some input , ‎ Plumbing , ‎ Equipment
  4. Use return pump to run biopellets and display

    I took off my maxi jet 1200 heat by running it off return pump
  5. Giving Biopellets a go...

    So I finally decided to take the plunge into bio-pellets even though there are mixed reviews out there. I had been debating it for months and trying to read up on the best way to go about it but could not make a decision. There were just too many options and the reactors seemed endless. Then I saw the larger pellets that didnt need to tumble, so I figured I would give it a shot and ordered two 500 ml Reef Interest bags with a Phosban reactor 550. The reactor had nice large grates to allow good flow ...

    Updated 08-20-2012 at 02:41 AM by Wes

    Categories
    Water Chemistry , ‎ Plumbing , ‎ Equipment
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