BubbleHead
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I had a problem with bubble algae recently and some hair algae, mainly due to not paying attention to the tank while working on setting up a new larger tank. I bought a couple Green Emerald crabs to take care of the bubble algae (an sps frag that I placed next to a group of bubble algae actually killed most of it) The emeralds cleaned out the bubble algae in a few days and today I saw one eating the hair algae. When I get the new tank set up, this rock that had the hair algae will go in the dark for awhile. Scrubbing the rock (as you have done) and then cycling in the dark what I would try first. But the way things are done has changed a lot since I got back into the hobby.
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I'm starting the build on my 90 rimless this weekend.
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My shift at work was changed so I will be unable to attend the meeting.
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I have decided to attend the meeting and will bring the pipe bender.
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EMT I haven't bent it yet, Maybe tonight.
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I went with 3/4 inch conduit. 1" seemed to be to heavy.
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Pipe Benders at Lowes or HD are probably with the Conduit in the Electrical section. I saw them when I bought my conduit. $34
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I have a pipe bender. I live in Pasadena MD and work in Arlington. We could work something out. I could also bring it with me when I pick up my lights from monkiboy.
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My ex said I could have it as long as she still get's her alimony checks.
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that's what I thought.
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It's been awhile since I plumbed a tank. I just want to make sure i get it right the first time.
Here is what I have,
90 gallon reef ready drilled on bottom. The dover flow bulkhead is 21/2" (od)and the return is 11/2" (od).
Return pump is a Mag 12 in a 20 gallon sump.
Which of these lines needs a valve? the valve on the return is easy as it's small amd I have a bunch of them, but a valve on the overflow would either be big or the line would have to be reduced and then flow is cut down.
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Sent you a PM.
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I'll take the rock. Setting my 90 this weekend.
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Drilled on the short end? I work in Arlington and could bring it to work. I can take a pic tonight if your interested. Curious are you a Navy LCDR, a Trekkie or both?
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I have one It's drilled on the side, near the top . I cracked it when I drilled it but sealed it and had not problems when I used it. Sh ould work fine for a sump
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It will be an exterior wall. I decided i want to sleep with the fishes so it's going in the bedroom.
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What is largest size tank that can safely be place on second floor of a house, so wood joist. I currently have a 60 Hexigon (small footprint). Not a fan of this tank, want to change it out for a 120 4' tank.
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Updated Photo's. I'm getting nice growth on the Acan's.
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Prices on glass hole saws have really come down. http://www.glass-holes.com/Glass-Hole-Cutters_c7.htm Best way to learn is do it. A thin glass tank from Petco may not be the best to learn on though.
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The first time I went in there 14 years ago they had Clown Triggers for $15.
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Lots of people has recommended the avast CS-1 skimmer. Have you looked into C-1? Are you looking for in-sump skimmer or external?
I'll probably go with insump, no a lot of room in the stand. Looks like I won't be ordering today. bad news from the person who wants half my money and hates reef tanks.
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Ordering the Octopus today.
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I agree with Coral Hind, looks like a Duncan to me.
BubbleHead's 30x30x24 build
in Dedicated Tank (Build) Forum
I have finally got all the parts together and have started putting everything together. Today I plumbed the sump and installed the dosers. Since the stand is totally enclosed I am not to sure about putting power strips and especially the controller inside the cabinet, thoughts? As I move along with finishing the build, I will post pics. Idea's are always welcome. Live Rock has been curing for awhile and atleast half the water will come from a FOWLR, I am taking down.