Trailermann

Me too for the pink ones


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I just found my AI Director which I had buried after the Hydra26 died.  Since AI's old non-HD lights are obsolete, one of you might have one that is taking up space in storage.  I would be happy to take it off your hands at a fair price and maybe I can figure out a use for it.

Alternatively, I am happy to part with the Director if it helps one of you out.

I am a sponsoring member.  Will, I guess I am even though I do not know the difference between a supporting member, a sponsoring member, and a regular member.  

What part of town?

and a few don't require talent.  nice

My two cents is that Amazon is great for purchasing standard supplies for next day delivery.  Too often, I discover I need a product badly and cannot wait for the BRS delivery time.  Sometimes the cost is a couple of dollars more.

But it needs to be less that 30 inches wide.  The common 29 gallon is 30 inches and my counter is 29" and I don't want it hanging out.

Got a nice sump for you.  Sending PM 

FYI, I am very happy so far with my 130 gallon Custom Aquarium peninsula tank

No, not on fish.  I am referring to the specks on the glass which I presume is calcium deposits.  What causes this, and what can I do different?  This photo is of my 20 gallon coral quarantine tank.  Calcium reading is in range of 420.

Wow, I would have never figured that out.  

3 hours ago, SuncrestReef said:

If you move your mouse to the upper right corner of any post, it will reveal "Report post":

Looks like a good suggestion, but I wonder how does a person report the thread?

Interested in a Trigger 30E?

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This is a wonderful service from the Club.  But managing these meters is close to a thankless job and a volunteer one at that.  So, a big shout-out to the board and all others who keep this program moving.

With that said, I would like to join the waiting list, and I promise to get it back quickly.

If we don't cross paths again, I will always remember your gentle wisdom, willingness to offer help, and of course, the beautiful skin for my 120 gallon stand.  

Yes, some (actually many) things are more important that one hobby.  

Paul

Paul here will take three for setting up the new tank, finally.

Sorry for late reply.  I think Custom Aquariums sells them for $49 plus shipping.  I live near C&C and can drop it off if that is convenient.  You can save a few bucks this way and I don't have to go to the Post Office to send the return.

Such a cool unit.  Begs me (almost) to set up an entirely new tank.  I trust it will be put to good use.

On 4/25/2020 at 8:01 AM, Amaez90 said:

Awesome, thank you! We just need to find an old ai controller now.

Not sure if you are looking for power supply or controller.  If the power supply is what you want, come and get the two I have.  There have 36V 2.5a outputs, the same as my new Hydra 32.  Your only cost is for your gas to get here.

Wow, there are so many interesting things still to learn.  Learn, learn, learn, and then we depart for Heaven (or elsewhere).

Brand new special return nozzle fittings for drilled tanks.  One is 1/2", $20, and second is 3/4", for $42.  I ordered the wrong size then wrong quantity.  Very small quantity of water returns to sump once pump is turned off.  These are adjustable to your water level.  Custom design by CustomAquariums.com of Wisconsin.

If these cannot be used by a club member, I will return them to manufacturer.

I recently spotted and removed a small white nudibranch from a branching SPS.  Size was about the tip of a ball point pen.  

What are the chances that it was the only one? 

ENcouraging feedback.  I will lower the frags and watch the nutrients carefully.  So far, my testing has shown zero and zero.

I cannot tell is these white areas are a discoloration of the coral or somelayer over the coral.  Note that the white areas appear somewhat blue in these photos.   Could it be too much light?