saltwaterfishman

yeah, it is a grand prize, which includes all of those things for 1 ticket

stumbled upon this on youtube and thought about how cool it is:

the national aquarium is great, I live in baltimore so I go fairly often. They don't have too many reef tanks, but they do have one nice reef tank.

they are both great tanks, the IM is easier for you because it has the sump built into the back, but with the deep blue a sump could be an advantage.

This is crazy, I was just wishing that I could go to MACNA in Colorado, however travel expenses would be too expensive. But Washington is like an hour drive, should be awesome! Congratulations to Wamas.

thank you, I will do that.

does anyone know where I can buy 2 250 or 2 150 watt metal halide setups?

Thank you but do you think a 400w halide will fry them?

Hello, I have will be setting up a propagation tank for sps corals and bubble tip anemone's in the near future. I have a question about a certain lighting fixture I found on ebay and if it will be enough for my tank. The tank is a 50 gallon rubbermaid stock tank. It's 51 inches long, 30 inches wide and 12 inches deep. Thank you in advance. Here is the link to the light: http://www.ebay.com/itm/251578337343

Nice tank!

I agree, the more water volume, the less headaches for you.

here is a really good video of a drilled biocube and the guy shows you how he drilled it. He also shows you how to take off the back filtration panel of the biocube.

I agree!

Fish are living animals, you never know how they are going to react. Kind of like large angelfish and corals, some eat corals, others don't. It's a gamble.

This tank is a beast!