Fish

Model: MD70RLT* Inlet(MPT)/Outlet(MPT): 1"/1" Flow Rate @ 4 Head: 1500 GPH Max Head ft: 31.8 I am selling this pump. It's a workhorse. Japanese motor. Asking $125.00 Jim

Finch, Are you selling the live rock and if so how much?

Thanks everyone. Glad to know there are a bunch more that have the saltwater "sickness". I posted a thread with my tank pictures, hope you like them.

Right now my stuff are all too small to frag or trade yet. I am hoping to soon though. I'll be sure to contact you first when I'm ready to trade my green BN!

It's a tank room/Laundry room. The only problem is that I am asked to switch around the laundry or fold some laundry since "I'm going down there to feed the fish." I should have planned the tank location a bit better. I hate laundry... I will send updated pics as I go.

Thanks for helping me with the close loop today Dave! I wasn't too happy spending $ for a Barracuda pump that wasn't flowing the way it should. Now if it was a 1966 Barelycuda maybe I'll understand...JUST KIDDING!!!

Here is my 37g Seahorse tank. It was originally a Viaqua I purchased from Patrick 4-5 years ago. Can't seem to part from it. I retro the thing out three times over. Hang on sump with skimmer, live rock, 300w heater, and rio 1000 return pump. Current power compacts. 45 lbs of live rock - lots of soft corals - 2 orange ORA Reidi seahorses. mandarin goby (eats everything), tail spot blenny, cleaner shrimp, yellow sea cucumber, sea hare, a small clean up crew army lead by a tonga nassarius snail. My fish room was an idea from me and the support of my wife. I don't think she realize what she okayed me to do! I had to demo a couple walls and added another to make this. The tank is running, but it is a work in process like the rest of my house. 270 gallon aquarium. 6'x2'x3'. 150 lbs of live sand. 3' overflow (thanks Davy Jones Locker DJL), custom sump (thanks DJL), ASM 4xx skimmer, reeflow dart, reeflow barracuda pump, two 1" sea swirls, 2 400w halides, and a whole lot of PVC that made Lowes happy. I got a Truvu frag tank as a gift from my wife (thank you) and set that up also. 50g Truvu, sump, with skimmer, heater, Mag 9 return pump, 250w halides, and a few corals.

LOL! I was trying to think of a clever user ID and could not think of anything really cool. I thought to myself, "I'll just try Fish, it's simple and easy to remember, and it's probably taken a long time ago." I gave out a little "Whoo Hoo" when I got it. Thanks for the compliment Joel. I just love the hobby and really admire the people who are into it. The hobby has spark interest in my children and even reconnected me to an old friend I have lost touch with for a long time.

Hello, just paid my membership ans wanted to post a hello. I've been doing reef keeping on and off for 5 years now. I failed miserably back in high school a long time ago. (Barelycuda might remember!) Anyway, I currently have a 37 gallon reef that houses a pair of seahorses, mandarin goby, tail spot blenny, sea hair, and a cleaner shrimp. After a recent house fire that burnt up all my aquarium equipment it took out my 55 gallon reef. MAKE SURE YOU USE A GOOD SURGE PROTECTOR! On a good note the 55 gallon reef put the fire out so this made me start a new aquarium. I am currently building a 270 gallon reef in wall aquarium. It is 6 foot long, 2 feet wide, and 3 foot tall. Yup, aquascaping require me to put on the swim trunks. I have a large sump, with refugium made by Dave Harding @ Davy Jones (shameful pitch), ASM 4XX, 2 1 inch sea swirls, dart pump, and a barracuda pump for the closed loop, 2 400 watt halides 20k radium with lumamax hoods. I also put together a frag system on it's own separate system to collect and grow some frags. The tanks is up and running, but needs a few more tweaks and 200 lbs of live rock. Yikes. I will post pictures of my tank this weekend to share. Thanks for reading, and hope to meet many of you in the near future! Cheers!