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I use the Sea Floor Special - saw it @ tPA aka/Garrett and I like it, bigger grains but not huge @ 2" deep

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Sent you a PM - never mind

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Is the crocea purple? Or?

Jess I maybe interested, what are the sizes?

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Would you be interested in a pc of Tyree Sand dollar - about the size of a quarter?

heh heh, I thought you knew Jack

Shooting Sports, Jewelry Making, Coin/Stamp Collecting, Acrylic fabrication and of course saltwater aquariums

Kate Did you ever find your overflow boxes?

Kate Y G M

Hopefully in another week

Thanks Brad always wanting to be the "guinea pig" Jeff - will be using it on the current system just a 180gal and a frag tank total about 320gals Eddy - Sunlight Supply

Followed along on Reef Frontiers with mojo and the others on building an air stone skimmer. So my design I used an acrylic tube that is 12" dia and about 52" tall without the mixing box. Still far from being finished but it'll out perform those cone skimmers and should never clog. That's a Boss Hogg ceramic air stone, it's huge and will be fed by this air pump that runs on 80 watt's and the skimmer will be fed by a maxijet 1200 Well, it's been a while, but finally heated up a piece of acrylic for my little cone that leads to the neck and the cup Boss Hogg air stone, not sitting on the rack That white metal is a 4' shop light The collection cup is "built" into the skimmer, just need to add a UniSeal for the drain

Followed along on Reef Frontiers with mojo and the others on building an air stone skimmer. So my design I used an acrylic tube that is 12" dia and about 52" tall without the mixing box. Still far from being finished but it'll out perform those cone skimmers and should never clog. That's a Boss Hogg ceramic air stone, it's huge and will be fed by this air pump that runs on 80 watt's and the skimmer will be fed by a maxijet 1200 Well, it's been a while, but finally heated up a piece of acrylic for my little cone that leads to the neck and the cup, The collection cup is "built" into the skimmer, just need to add a UniSeal for the drain Boss Hogg air stone, not sitting on the rack That white metal is a 4' shop light

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You guy's are over thinking this - read my post #3

Something like this, just space the bars away from the stand

I'll take the fish and shrimp off your hands, how big is the Flame ? The best way for your rock is to dry it and let it become dead "LR" and just store it in boxes - easier to move. Have done this to our LR several time - no problems. Just remember to rinse it off before it goes back into the next tank and if you have pests ie manjos hair algae or ?? you can soak the LR in a bleach solution, then soak in fresh water and then dry. You'd be surprised as to how fast it becomes live again in saltwater

the old 80gal

Ryan, good to see you still around and kicking- hope it works out for you

Jeff Check out Rose City Hardware across from the old Saltwater Fantaseas on Sandy Bl no side depending on what you are looking for hth

FISH PLAN -3 blue chromis (in tank cycling) -one orange false perc, (which is my first fish ive ever owned hes about a year maybe older now including his devoloping period, his partner got eaten by a snowflake eel i bought, really stupid of me i know and now eels gone =/ )either way i want to pair him with a black and white false perc -3 firefish, for a second contrasting school to chromis -and whatever else i impulse buy hahaha for fish though im trying to go plain simple cheap and letting my corals do the talking

That would be a large ish sump it'll work out just keep the baffles around 12" or so and you'll have a lot of overhead (water draining back to the sump when pump is turned off)