markvo

How about adding another 360?

I have a lot of coral and frags for sale at low prices. Most of the fish have been asked for now. I will also be putting a lot of equipment up for sale at low prices. I need to get my fish room returned to its original den shape with built-in cabinets and all by the end of March.

Kim, I have some things I will donate but someone will have to pick them up at my house.

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I will reserve the cleaner wrasse for you. You did read where it eats sps, right?

The black and Tomini tangs are reserved. The chromis and Bangaiis are also reserved.

Frags are still available. I have also cut up some ORA supernatural monti and purple spiky caps.

I have a frag tank that is 66x27x12. It is made of 3/4" acrylic and comes with a steel stand and large sump. Make me an offer if you are interested. I'm selling my house and need to clear everything out. Mark

my mistake, sorry vanz and Chris

vanz is first in line.

Once the coral and fish are sold, I will be selling my 500g tank and all kinds of equipment.

For some reason, many of the PMs I receive show as a character dump that is unreadable. Often, when I send a PM, it displays as a character dump after I save it, but still is sent okay,

I need to sell the corals and take out the rock to catch most of the fish. Thank you for your patience.

I live in West Tigard on Bull Mountain.

Corals Large Aussie red blastos 4” 100 Ultra red acro frags 2”+ 25 Blue torte frags 2”+ 20 ORA green BN pieces 4”+ 20 ORA purple stylo pieces 3”+ 20 ORA green stylo pieces 4” 20 Purple torte frags 3”+ 25 ORA Red gono 12”+ 250 Red cyphastra pieces 6 40 Orange yumas 2” each 20 Green/blue tip acro 3” 40 War coral rock 10” 100 Pink boobies chalice frags 1.5” 20 Oregon mummy eyefrags 1.5” 20 Sand dollar monti 3x2 20 ORA supernatural 2x2 20 Fish Black tang 7” 250 must have large tank Tomini tang 7” 50 Red sea cleaner wrasse 4” 20 eats sps Blue/green chromis pair 2.5” 10 Flame wrasse trio 4, 4, 3” 300 Exquisite wrasse male 3” 50 [ no pic, sorry] Bangaii cardinal pair 2.5” 20

We are down-sizing before retirement and staying in the area. I'm excited about doing a new build or two, especially after seeing Holly's tanks yesterday.

We are selling our house this Spring and I am taking down my 500 gallon tank. I will be selling the corals and fish and then most of the huge collection of tanks and equipment I have collected over the last 7 years. I will be coming up with a list of the corals and fish first. I will try to get pictures up also. I am keeping my new OCB tank and related equipment, so I can set up a tank in our new home. I not leaving the hobby!

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I'll take the reactor.

I have a GEO 612 to sell. I have a regulator and some other parts also.

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Sodium carbonate is the same as soda ash or baked baking soda. Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate. The bi part means it has an additional hydrogen atom which is removed by heating. Hydrogen atoms dissolved in water increase the acidity of the water. BRS sells 5 gallon or smaller pails of soda ash and they have instructions for mixing up the solution, including amounts needed to increase the alkalinity of your tank volume.

I would run 2 Workhorse 7s for 4 bulbs. The ballast will power them , but I have gone through a few of the ballasts after running 2 110W VHO bulbs on them.

I put 1/2 " Starboard around the outside of my tank and then added sand. That way when a bare spot was created in the sand, you wouldn't see the black shelf underneath. I forgot to put a white piece of plastic under the tank. For my new tank build I am putting 1/4" Starboard in and epoxying a thin layer of sand on top. This will get coated with coralline algae if constantly exposed, so I am adding an inch of sand. Then when the sand gets moved away in a spot there will still be some sand showing. I will have to be sure to cover up the spot before coralline algae has time to develop.

The good skimmers are rated by bio-load. If you don't feed much, there isn't as much to remove from the water. Most skimmers are over-rated by the manufacturer and I agree that over-skimming is more of an urban myth.