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Good questions thanks. 2 each 65 watt power compacts 18" long, 1 antinic, 1 10000k not sure how old they are, 2 moon lights, 4 little fans in the top of the hood. Everything works fine. I am not sure on the pricing. I am want both party's to feel like they came alright. Thanks. I am thinking for a price right around $175.

My frogspawn is one my favorite.

I have about 6 pieces from 1" to 1-1/2+ of Purple Haze Montipora.

25 gallon bowfront glass tank with power compact light hood, canister filter, stand. There are some small scratches in the glass. The hood says it is from coralife.

No wonder I am not into Astrology.

Isaac, if you can make it work finacially. I think you will be bringing a little bit different twist to what it offered now. I am excited!

That was pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

I do not have alot fish. 3 Chromis 4 assorted Damsels Kole (yellow eye) Tang Foxface Rabbitfish Coral Beauty 2 Clownfish Sunburst Anthias That is it Slowly I will like to work in a few other fish like: Powder Brown Tang Bicolor Blenny 5 or 6 more Chromis (to make a small school) Mandarin Goby (once my refugium is well stocked with pods) Wrasse (haven't decided which one) Maybe another type of Athias of some sort Maybe a Blue Regal Tang at the last

Hair Algae I used to have a major hair algae issue. I had to take out every rock & scrub them which took me hours upon hours. I tried everything suggested. I feel your pain. The things I changed. 1 No dead spots 2 Caulerpa in my refugium 3 Raised Alkalinity & PH (alk 4.5-5.0/ph 8.2-8.3) 4 Big water change All the information suggested by everyone all attribute to the cause of Hair Algae but these 4 things seemed to be the main cause of my problem. I only have one rock in my frag tank with algae on it for last 6 months.

Hi, my name is Jim. I am new to this Website but have been a member for just over a year. I have been in the hobby for about 9 years. I started with fish only & within the last 4 years started with a reef tank. I enjoy my reef tank it is like underwater gardening but unfortunately it doesn't get me out of my outside garden duties. These are some pictures of my 200 gallon tank. I hope you enjoy.