Recent content by saltnut

Hello Robf & reefland, This subject is all on how you look at it. I know other hobbyist, that's been into this hobby for over 15 years or more each, who once upon a time used calcium reactors. Calcium reactors are ok. Their is a good risk of wiping out your entire tank with calcium reactors...

For those of you, that are like me, who does not like calcium reactors, then I found the calcium product for you. My local saltwater store sells calcium, pH up, pH stable and alkalinity booster at really good prices. For example: pH up: I only use 2 scoops (for a 180 gallon tank) verses 10 to...

My saltwater store in my area sells a great calcium, pH up, alkalinity booster and a pH stable products. I've been using his products since I set-up my 180 gallon reef tank, I have 5 different colors of coralline algae growing on my rocks. Check out his web site. www.gettankedaquariums.com...

If you take a look at this guys web site he has 6' protein skimmers that he makes and sells. For people that are DIY'ers, he will tell them how to make the 6' protein skimmer. The owner of the store is a true hobbyist at heart, so if you view his skimmer and like what you see, call the phone...

I agree with you, that there is no need to run copper in any stores retail tanks. But, I hate to tell you that a lot of stores use the practice of running copper in their systems as an cheap insurance policy. We the consumer/hobbiest get the short end of the stick. BUYER BEWARE! I'm not...

Good saltwater stores are had to find. This store does not use copper in their retail fish tanks. How many stores can make that claim? Check them out on the web at: www.gettankedaquariums.com

The impellers are replaceable.

Talk about new stores. I found a store in Carlisle, Pa. They do not use copper in their retail fish tanks. What about your favorite s/w store? They have their retail corals displayed in one-125gallon tank, three-180 gallon tanks, and they are working on setting up one-120 gallon and one-90...