TheyCallMeMr.703

I may be able to... I really need to make it up to Damascus sometime... so hopefully I'll get my loaner truck this weekend.

Good to hear... Corals are incredibly strong Organisms surprisingly sometimes...

I was about to same the same thing.hahaha.

I use to have tanks like that... After letting the stuff inside go (we would catch stuff at the creek), broke them for fun when I was young... greatly regret that now.lol Anywho, start with a 20g, 30g, or a 40g... very easy nice, sizes. But more volume then a 10g. Should be easier, ... the 20/30g will be good space savers as well, not coming off the wall as far as a 40g would.. Have Fun. Take Pics.

+1. http://www.reefcentral.com/index.php/tank-electrical. Then... fill in the chart to your own specifications.... and Wha-La.

I have to know... in thus how to split the Electric Bill.

You need to get Tom(Origami), out there with His Tractor, wearing his '' Famous Hat''. And Thanks for still being open, no matter the weather, Very Admirable....

Do IT... lol Very Good advice... unless that's what they want... but Very Good Advice. And Great Point.

+1

Besides it not being on a moveable magnet/plug type of thing.... could be harder to clean around, if not moveable. And could prevent your view to the wall behind . Did a monti cap, and pulsing xenia so far... I love the Monti Cap much better... really interesting. Adds much more depth... will be doing a Monti plate, with a Arco right above it... for my own tank.

No Prob.

They are called bubble traps, the baffles reduce the bubbles, that go up the return pump to the Display Tank, giving a nice clean presentation for a DT. They are decided into sections, for a refugium, filter equipment, reactors, pumps, etc.... Which may rise another '?', guess we'll see.

VeryNice. LoVe the Hyper Orange Plate. AmazingColor.

1. 3.5" 2. 70% and 80%ish?? 3. 3 should be fine, 4 could be overkill.lol. Choice is yours... but 3 would work just fine...

Ahahahaha, That was AWSOME. I totally want one.. but not in my DT.

I love his tool of choice.lol Very Effective.

Thank You Guys, and Thanks Tom, That is correct. Here is an updated shot, water has finally cleared... Still need to put some rubble on top of left pillar to cover plumbing a Lil better.

Very Good Call.lol.I saw it, thought about it, and ehh. But yes, does Ned to be addressed asap. I put this up as a temporary light, but we all know how that stuff starts. Could be there for another 3 months.

Yes, and the Thread, about my Stand, whether it would be sturdy enough or... would be Awesome... anyway we could work together and make this happen. ??Was just thinking about that, Exactly last night.lol

Looks good, practice make perfect. And nice lookin' WaterJugs there. Hopefully, this is just the 2nd of Many, for a Long Time to come... Keep it Up.

I tried to leave some '' extra '' room, on top, After the SPS are fully grown; to allow there to still be a nice reflection line, giving the appearance of greater depth. Woo. So glad to be done. Just got to add more water, and play with the Skimmer some as the rocks settle and the new Biological system starts back up, and falls into place...

Thanks Guys, . When building, I did try to take into consideration of the Various Heights, of the Various SPS that will grow on top and throughout, Now and in the Future.... I think I ''estimated'' about right, or got lucky with the height, as this looks pretty good to me, And was only my 2nd Attempt at making The Arch... They fell into place. Also. Looking at it empty. Is still so Beautiful, I can see a fully stocked reef... in my mind. Here, It is full of water, up and running finally... (Corals and Fish, Coming Soon)

I'll join in as well... Mine is going to be a fresh Upgrade, so nothing to spectacular, but would love to talk about any aspect... . Anyone else close, maybe we'll do a Tank Tour. Edit: Located in Sterling, VA Also...

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Thank Your Sir, Last night this was me...