Do you keep your equipment underneath your tank? well let me guess you will probably have sump, reactors, chillers, skimmers...ect I found this set of lights in IKEA that work great and will give your filter area a new look and will make servicing the system much easier. Before AFTER ...
A week into my first experience curing LR and beginning to wonder if I'm doing it right. I bought 100 lbs of rock from a wholesaler in California and picked it up at the Seattle airport. I have placed the rock in a 30 gallon Rubbermaid trash can full of salt water (about .022 sg) and have a 600 lph submersible sitting on top of the rock with a pipe running to the bottom. I am heating the water to about 78 f. I can see water movement, but not as much as I expected. After a week the water is clear ...
I would like a skimmer recommendation. I need a new skimmer. I just set up a tank that is 150 to 200 total gallons. It will be a mixed reef and as of now I plan on feeding heavy to help growth. I also do not plan on many fish. I would like a good skimmer but dont want to break the bank. I just dont want junk. thanks.
I take it everone has seen the mesh mod (DIY NEDDLEWHEEL) for a pump to turn it into a skimmer pump, my question is if anyone knows a local place or a substitute for the mesh product to use on this mod. Also to get air to the pump do you just use airline tubbing on the intake of the pump and just let it hang out of the water or is it better to use an airpump?
So, not only have we managed to turn MACNA into a full blown family vacation, we also found a way to get Disney tickets for free! www.GiveADayGetADisneyDay.com This site lets you trade volunteer time in your own community for Disney park admission tickets. The entire family, including children over 6, can earn their own tickets by volunteering. I think this is absolutely wonderful!
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