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Cully, I would start by calling tech support from AquaticLife. Customer Support Toll Free: 1-888-548-3480 Local: 1-818-768-6943 Monday ? Friday 8:00 AM ? 4:00 PM Pacific Time [email protected] Mailing Address 2416 West Victory Blvd. #136 Burbank, CA 91506

Do not test the output of the ballast with a regular meter, the output voltage is very high. This article is not for T-5 bulbs, but it is very common for trouble shooting. http://code-elec.com/content/00/01/53/48/38/userimages/fluorescent%20ballast%20troubleshooting%20guide.pdf

Time for another update. Guys please I can't stress this enough, do your QT for your newly purchased fish, and dip your corals. I seldom did this and nothing happened till last month, On April 27th, I introduced 3 Zooster Butterflies to my tank with out QTing, them. I am now paying for my...

your off to a good start, If your in a jam and need rodi, pm me. I always have 45 gallons on hand. I too can cut up some frags for you when you are ready.

I can cut some sps for you from my tank if you are interested. I am posting a video of the tank in a bit, in my tank thread.

Looking for a large UV 80 Watts or more, let me know what you have.

hydrometers are known to give inaccurate readings from time to time, make sure that when you put it into the tank that their isn't any micro bubbles on the white level. another issue is that the hydrometers are calibrated to a certain temperature. Did the tank temperature change from the last...

in my opinion growth and color is determined by your water parameters more then lighting.

Great job on the stand, looks awsome.

I have about 400lbs, that you can sift thru, as long as you are willing to travel to Staten Island

1/8" is considered pane glass, most lowes has them and will cut.

Lenny long time no see, stop by and pick what you need

Toadstools will do this regularly when they are growing, or if something irritates it. And I have also noticed this when alkalinity fluctuates in the tank.

If you can make it out to Staten Island I have a medical doser you can use. Free of course.

I would make sure that the temp is the same first off, and add very slowly to a high flow area, you shouldn't have to much evaporation maybe a couple ounces a day.

cutting the baffle is to reduce the micro bubbles not to lower the water level that you want to use. you will still run at 13"

Great choices in the build so far.

assuming you have a 1" drain down when pumps are off you are looking at about 6 gallons of drain down. If the fuge area in the 55 is going to be 13x12x14 that will yield about 9.5 gallons. the rest of the sump will yield about 25.5 gallons, that would give you a total of 35 gallons. now a 55...

what size DT is this 55 gallon sump going on?

Let me try to explain. 1-the baffle that holds the water level for the skimmer should be the height of the running water level of the skimmer, unless you are going to raise the skimmer. 2- the next baffle will be your bubble trap, this can be any size height you want it doesn't matter, as long...