MMfish

Curious how in a metro area there isn't any consistent source of top shelf live rock. More money in coral pound for pound, no doubt

Any suggestions on where to find the best live rock in our area? Aquarium 1 in Rockville is my closest store and they generally have brown, minimal life form rock. Thank you for considering this question

Any current suggestions on who can build simple wood stands for aquariums? Thanks

on drinkmore.com you can ask questions via a chat box. Try asking these things.

Think how lucky one can be having some form of RO/DI water available nearby. I agree that a home system solves some problems but creates others.

120 gallon display, 45 gal sump, 35 gallon live rock refugium

Thanks, I live a mile away from their store and the water is $.59/ gallon at year's end pricing. Before investing in a home RO/DI system, I wanted to use their water to get a feel of the reef tank water usage. This will help decide how big a RO/DI system I'll need. I was asking for anyone who USED their water in a reef tank and if was successful, without TDS, nitrogen, phosphate, calcium problems.

Has anyone used drink-more water in a reef tank with success? They sell water out of a store in Travilah square shopping center with a TDS of 1-2ppm. Any experience with this water as it would be a lot more convenient that setting up a home based system. Thank you.

The reason fish are more prone to spawn, or reproduce with a fatty diet as suggested by Paul B., is due to the sex hormones being fat based molecules. The same holds true for humans. In cultures with a higher fat diet, menarche starts earlier in life.

I know the internet and airport provide live rock but is there any LFS where one could buy quality live rock? Most stores have rubber maid tubs with gurgling water and no other lighting or filtration for their rock. Any experience with finding quality live rock?

Can anyone recommend a wooden aquarium stand builder in the metro area?

Does anyone have any experience with the cardiff tank?