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New to the Hobby
12/09/2007, 01:55 PM
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algea id
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Roger928
Is normal. Most likely diatoms, which will cycle...
Is normal. Most likely diatoms, which will cycle out in time. Do watch your water params.
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Vendor Experiences
12/09/2007, 01:48 PM
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Petmountain.com
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Roger928
Have used them for several "big ticket" items...
Have used them for several "big ticket" items (chillers and such). They're awesome!
Also best pricing around for Koralias...when they get them.
Five stars.
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New to the Hobby
12/02/2007, 03:12 PM
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Qting
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Roger928
At this point I'd just ride it out and wait. It...
At this point I'd just ride it out and wait. It may still need to be treated outside the display.
Lesson learned about quarantine?
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New to the Hobby
12/02/2007, 12:17 PM
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Tank Chemistry
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Roger928
Slow waaay down. You're in the fast lane for a...
Slow waaay down. You're in the fast lane for a major tank crash. Get a good book(s) and do more research before you load up.
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Lighting, Filtration & Other Equipment
11/30/2007, 10:58 PM
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internal light reflection
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Roger928
I use the dark-dark blue window film (True Value)...
I use the dark-dark blue window film (True Value) and leave the paper backing on. Works for me.
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Lighting, Filtration & Other Equipment
11/30/2007, 09:39 PM
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Live Rock inside Canister Filters
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Roger928
Is a good use of the canisters. Tons of low/no...
Is a good use of the canisters. Tons of low/no light organisms will thrive on the rock and add to the bio-filtration. Also a great place to put any chemical media (carbon, etc...) you may use.
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Southern California Reefers
11/25/2007, 04:52 PM
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ID Please!!!!
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Roger928
Harmless sponge. Leave it. Enjoy.
Harmless sponge. Leave it. Enjoy.
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Do It Yourself
11/25/2007, 04:46 PM
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drilling bulkhead in acrylic
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When drilling use a wood backing against the...
When drilling use a wood backing against the acrylic to reduce the chance of it breaking. I also drill a smaller pilot hole for the arbor, then step up. Firm, but steady pressure at medium speed will...
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Lighting, Filtration & Other Equipment
11/11/2007, 05:11 PM
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refugium questions
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Roger928
Opinons will vary, but many suggest 2-3 X per...
Opinons will vary, but many suggest 2-3 X per hour through the fuge. You may need an internal PH to keep the water turbulent for various types of macro algae.
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Reef Discussion
11/11/2007, 04:26 PM
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To Refugium or not?
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Roger928
Tank and stand - $500 Lighting - $1,000 ...
Tank and stand - $500
Lighting - $1,000
Skimmer - $300
Refugium - Priceless
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New to the Hobby
11/11/2007, 04:08 PM
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ID Please
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Roger928
Sponge. Enjoy. Don't expose to air
Sponge. Enjoy. Don't expose to air
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The Lounge
11/11/2007, 04:06 PM
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Laptop suggestions!
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Roger928
The last I heard, Dell was still offering XP on...
The last I heard, Dell was still offering XP on request. Love my little 1501 AMD duo core
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New to the Hobby
11/11/2007, 03:07 PM
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Lighting
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Roger928
Go for it. The 260 watts of 10k and NO actinics...
Go for it. The 260 watts of 10k and NO actinics will work well. It will brighten up the tank considerably.
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Upstate Reef Society
11/11/2007, 02:58 PM
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Live Rock Question
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Roger928
The ammonia/ nitrogen cycle and breakdown is...
The ammonia/ nitrogen cycle and breakdown is dependent on specific types of bacteria and not coralline algae.
As for the original question, the thought of having live rock in an unlit sump or...
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Reef Discussion
11/10/2007, 07:19 PM
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Quarantine Tank Question
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Roger928
Disagree with running copper in the QT, unless...
Disagree with running copper in the QT, unless you're treating for a specific problem. Many fish are quite sensitive to even mild concentrations and it's not worth the risk. IMO. It also eliminates...
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Reef Discussion
11/10/2007, 07:13 PM
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Quarantine Tank Question
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Roger928
Depends on the size and how ofter you needi it....
Depends on the size and how ofter you needi it. If you take it down, keep a foam filter in the sump or tank so you always have a bacteria culture ready. Many suggest using at least a portion (50%) of...
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Reef Discussion
11/05/2007, 07:13 PM
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live rock
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Roger928
I would put the rock and sand in the tank, start...
I would put the rock and sand in the tank, start it up and wait. At this time there is no need to add anything. The cycling will begin with just the live rock. Closely monitor ammonia, nitrites and...
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New to the Hobby
11/04/2007, 08:44 PM
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Quartining
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Roger928
A 4-6 week quarantine will determine if Crypt. is...
A 4-6 week quarantine will determine if Crypt. is present or not. If it doesn't show within that time, it is likely not there. Do not treat for something you don't know exists. The same hold true for...
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New to the Hobby
11/04/2007, 08:24 PM
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what to Feed Yellow Clown Goby
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Roger928
In general, they're not fussy eaters. I have...
In general, they're not fussy eaters. I have three yellows and two greens in my 90 and they eat flake and frozen anything; though not my SPS.
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Orlando Reef Caretakers Association (ORCA)
11/02/2007, 10:42 PM
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Moorish idol question?
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Roger928
Please do not buy this fish. I assure you it will...
Please do not buy this fish. I assure you it will not fare well in the long term. Buying these "expert only" "impossible to keep" fish only encourages the collectors and LFSs to keep providing them.
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Reef Discussion
10/28/2007, 05:06 PM
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How many starfish is too many starfish?
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Roger928
The population will likely be self-limiting...
The population will likely be self-limiting depending on nutrients / waste available.
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New to the Hobby
10/21/2007, 02:53 PM
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Curing LR and help with ID
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420
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Roger928
A quick sw rinse, then into the tank. Monitor...
A quick sw rinse, then into the tank. Monitor ammonia, etc.. do water changes as needed. Do run the skimmer.
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New to the Hobby
10/21/2007, 02:37 PM
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1st Week New Fish in QT
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Roger928
Don't agree with lowered s.g. in the quarantine...
Don't agree with lowered s.g. in the quarantine tank. IMO the QT should, as closely as possible, match the water params of the display. In fact, many use water from the display for the water changes...
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New to the Hobby
10/21/2007, 01:17 PM
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How much live rock?
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Roger928
It's not an issue of pounds per gal., but rather...
It's not an issue of pounds per gal., but rather an issue of rock density. With more porus rock, you'll need less to achieve the desired filtering capacity than with the higher density rock. Pacific...
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New to the Hobby
10/20/2007, 11:15 PM
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1st Week New Fish in QT
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Roger928
Congratulations on the quarantine, as it's one of...
Congratulations on the quarantine, as it's one of the essentials (IMO) and usually the most neglected. You'll benefit greatly from getting into the habit.
Good luck!
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