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Hi all! I am considering purchasing a lifereef single overflow. It says its average flow is 700 gph. I am trying to figure what size return pump I might need. I have a 55gal and plan on using either a 30 or 40gal sump. Things I am not sure of are: 1. Is the flow rate of the lifereef...

Thanks everyone for your reply's. Especially you mitchell. [ November 29, 2001: Message edited by: Pezcado ]</p>

BTW, tangirl, where is Niskayuna. Dont think I ever heard of it.

I have a torch, geen button polyps, a colony of blue mushrooms, a colony of green mushrooms, and a nice rock full of white polyps?? I think is what the LFS called them. Thats it.

I figured it had to be normal somehow because its live and kickin today but it really wierded me out. Ther have been no changes in the tank at all lately. Maybe I never noticed it before, it did happen after the lights were out. BTW, Tangirl what, how much, and how often do you feed your...

29......pushing thirty is hard work!

I have had my Bubble Coral in my tank for about 3 months with no problems. Matter of fact it expanded to at least twice the size as it was in the tank at the LFS. Any way like I said it has just looked great the whole time that I have had it. Now it is about the size of half a softball when...

I have had a pair of cleaner shrimp for a few months now. For the first week or two they were a bit shy, but now forget it. If I put my hand in the tank to do any kind of maintenance they are all over me. Sometimes I have to chase them away in order to be able to finish what it is I am doing...

Hey, that's quicker than you can drive a single block during rush hour, especially trying to go crosstown.

It's not all that far from the garden. If traffic is moving half way decent I would just jump in a cab, it won't cost but a few dollars from there. If traffic is crawling then Bingo's directions sound good.

Mike the garden is around 32nd to 34th st and between 6th and 7th ave's.

I am going to post my piece of mind on this subject. I am pretty new to this hobby and have asked quite a few questions on mostly basic issues. I have made one big error in my tank (55gal) which was the purchase of a yellow mimic tang. I had done some research on this fish before buying it...

Tanu....... Holy sh*t that is a beautiful tank!

Liquid nitrogen is very dangerous. Nevermind that if you touch it you could do unbelivable damage to yourself, but any type of accidental rupture or spillage of the liquid nitrogen tank would quickly displace all of the oxygen in the room. Not to long ago there was a worker who died...

OK.