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Everything posted by ÐÉÅÑ
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Take a look at this, it's only $33 at Totem and says "safe for portable water use".
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whats wrong with using plain old Alberta rocks? Just go down to any river,lake or pond. :boom: they're all free. :boom:
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could you post some more pics of the tank, thanks
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Imho i think that mylar emergency blanket would make the best diy reflectors. They're only a couple a bucks and you can get them at wal-mart or canadian tire.
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If you wants some more great info click here.
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or you could save the fishes gills form burning and do a fishless cycle.
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This one puts the 800g to shame. 28,000L :blink:
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http://www.cichlid-forum.com/tanks/index.p...e=owner&u=12419 Just wondering if this tank belongs to anyones here? Looks awesome.
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do you have any full tanks shots? Looks good
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30" inches is pushing it for only 1/2" glass, from what I have read 24" is the max with 1/2" glass. One question are you using the plexi-glass to seal the aquarium making it water tight or just for protection?
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Do you have any full tank pictures? Looks go though.
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As I search for more info on the web I ran into a form that said a quarantine tank is a must. Supposably marine diseases are hard to fight, and medications are very harmful to inverts. The more I search the more money this hobby costs. Very expensive.
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It depends, what do you want? -fish only -fish only with live rock -full reef setup
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I read that they need water devoid of any traces of copper.
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Just wondering where in alberta sells the cheapest live rock and sand, and for how much. Thanks
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Neither, If you want to know who ownes it click here Reef Central I should of probably posted that with the pic . It's 800g of pure reef heaven. I'd imagine it cost quite a bit, but the great part is it's basicaly self-sustaining. One of the most beautiful tank I have ever seen.
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The only problem I see is that the initial setup cost is like 3 to 4 times greater than a freshwater tank. Things like a skimmer, live rock, live sand, filtration, expensive lights, ro unit and salt mix all add up. But I do agree they look kick @$$.
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cant wait for the pics.
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Just wondering if anyone knows of a species of peacock that will allow other males of that species to fully color up? With lots of females. ps. It would be for a 90g. Thanks
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You better watch out thats a cop magnet.
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Those pics arn't his, so don't give him too much credit . http://www.malawicichlidhomepage.com/panis...eus_saulosi.htm