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Yessirree, some really nice stuff and a great looking tank Scott! I appreciate the great deals and I'll definately be back to take advantage of your frags in the near future!

Mark

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I've already selected the next "Share the love" offering so please make sure I am a winner (laugh).

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I have a 30 gallon Eclipse XH tank (same foot print as a 20 high 12x24). It isn't a stand alone system like those you listed, however, I have it set up like a reef system..Stand, T5 light, return pump, skimmer in the sump...oh yeah...a sump, heater in sump too. Tank is drilled for an overflow in the top left corner with a small overflow box. and a single return on the top right. If you want corals in it you would need a better light. The T5 just doesn't penetrate all the way to the bottom for hard corals, but it's a great little system. I'd like $150 for the entire setup...it has LR in it and stand with a good supply of pods too.

 

Matt

Thanks for the message Matt, but not the sort of footprint I was thinking. Those stand alones have more surface area which is what I'm looking for, as well as an all-in-one format. I appreciate the reply. Good luck,

Mark

Hey all,

 

I'm looking for a glass tank along the lines of an Aquapod or a CADlights or a ViaAqua which is in the 22 to 30 gallon capacity range. I currently have an 11 gallon ViaAqua which needs more room for the overgrown corals which are fighting incessantly.

 

Ideally the tank will have a false back for my skimmer (Tunze nano) heater, carbon, etc. Rimless is fine, but not a requirement, and preferably with minimal, if any, scratching.

 

Please let me know what you've got and what your asking.

 

Thanks,

 

mark

Also, I should have mentioned, no lighting required. This tank will still be set up under my 150 watt pendant.

Thanks everybody

Got it, I should have figured that out. Good luck with the clowns.

M

Hey all, I posted this in the classifieds too. OOps.

I'm looking for a glass tank along the lines of an Aquapod or a CADlights or a ViaAqua which is in the 22 to 30 gallon capacity range. I currently have an 11 gallon ViaAqua which needs more room for the overgrown corals which are fighting incessantly.

Ideally the tank will have a false back for my skimmer (Tunze nano) heater, carbon, etc. Rimless is fine, but not a requirement, and preferably with minimal, if any, scratching. No lighting required.

Please let me know what you've got and what your asking.

Thanks,

mark

Hi Jess, I'm curious what a "HT" tank means, but in reality, the 15.5 is still just a little small for my growth needs. Thanks anyway.

mark

Hey all,

I'm looking for a glass tank along the lines of an Aquapod or a CADlights or a ViaAqua which is in the 22 to 30 gallon capacity range. I currently have an 11 gallon ViaAqua which needs more room for the overgrown corals which are fighting incessantly.

Ideally the tank will have a false back for my skimmer (Tunze nano) heater, carbon, etc. Rimless is fine, but not a requirement, and preferably with minimal, if any, scratching.

Please let me know what you've got and what your asking.

Thanks,

mark

what kind of lighting and wattage is the fixture? Is it power compact? 2 x 24 watts?

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what do Beth and Kim think about that?(scratch) lol

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Are the blasto's still available?

Great pictures everybody, love the close-ups...Here's my two:

Huge bunch containing yellow-eyed zoos, green-eyed zoos, green fuzzy zoos, purple mushrooms and even a couple green mushrooms!! - was $40.00 Now $20.00

I'll take these please. PM sent

I'm sorry not to have updated this thread, but the chiller was sold.

mark

I want this, but I have nowhere to put it. Great looking set up and deal to be sure!

I have a christmas wrasse I'm looking to part with.

How big is it and how much do you want for it? I'm looking for bigger wrasses in the 4"+ area.

Great frags, big and colorful!

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the great looking frags of the purple cap as well as the xenia and green thingy (I forget what you called them). You have a beautiful tank. I appreciate the great deals.

Have a fantastic 4th.

Mark

I'd like a 1" and a 2" frag please. I can pay $$$, or also could trade for a comparable sized orange monti cap?

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Thanks for starting this thread and for the comments put forth so far.

I starting running the NPX pellets a week ago after a 45 gallon water change in my 180 mixed reef tank, particularly due to a stubborn nitrate level of about 30 ppm which I have been unable to reduce through vodka dosing (keep forgetting to add). I also have a nominal break out of hair algae which I have been working to restrain.

As several here and at Reef Central suggested, my reactor output goes to my Deltec skimmer water feed. I started with about 2/3 of the bag of 550 ml, or about 350 ml. I did not remove the sponges as Steve Weast suggests, but will do when I add the balance of 200 ml of pellets this weekend.

Thus far, I have seen no negative reaction from my tank inhabitants, which include a large wrasse. I have recognized a decidedly clearer tank however, as well as a "percieved increase" in both polyp extension and coloration of corals, particularly my acans. Whether this is due to the pellets, the water change, or my mental desire to have these pellets transform my tank, I don't know, but so far so good.

I'm looking forward to my test results this weekend and the addition of the balance of the pellets to my reactor.

Mark