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http://www.aquaultraviolet.com/sites/default/files/brochures/UV%20Charts%20Salt%20and%20Fresh%20Water.pdf this chart should help you need to figure out what you flow rate through the U.V. will be. Aqua suggests "In salt water reef environments choose a UV that matches your flow rate per hour...

This has never been used instruction booklet is still sealed

I have a Hanna HI 8014 PH meter for sale. in the box but I don't think the PH probe is in working condition. Info about the PH meter: http://www.sci-bay.com/catalog.asp?prodid=348381 Included: pH meter Instruction manual pH probe (might not be working) screwdriver battery $55 Pick-up in...

not to be a negative Nancy but I would look into insurance and water damage prevention. You're gonna get water on the floor. Also you need to talk about the weight with your building mostly for insurance purposes.

I think you guys are doing a great job. I have seen the progression from the Dance studio to the huge event it is now. A few suggestions a P.A. for the speaker I like the suggestion of no food- reduce the admission to say $20 and have people buy their own food at Pratt. But I would still...

I used to help care for them at the NY Aquarium. They were in a tank with flashlight fish in the Nautilus display. The tank was kept dark during the day with cool temperature and low flow. I used to feed them a lot of shrimp both live and frozen as well as a little frozen cubes. They need a...

I remember when this was just in the planning stages. The tank is absolutely beautiful, great job.

Test for nitrate phosphate- you need a good test kit for this Calcium Alk Magnesium

Hey Kedd been a while just wanted to say I disappeared and just reappeared myself

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For the Softies You could also try putting some rock rubble in a small container(I've always used the small plastic take out containers). Put one cutting per container. Wait a few weeks for them to attach. Very easy.

Nice little tank there. I like the aquascaping you did.

First I would take the glass top off the tank. As far as using feet or hanging that's up to you, but because you don't have a traditional cube aquarium the hardware may not fit to sit properly on the edge of the aquarium. I would assume hanging would work best. Personally I would get the 250...

I would go for an LED MH combo or like you suggested a T5 MH combo but here's another thing to consider saving money now or in the long run LED's cost more at first but but could be a larger savings in a few years 1- LED bulbs last 5-10times longer so add in yearly bulb replacement to the MH...

Any idea what coral you want to keep? Budget restraints? Can you hang a pendant?