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best place to buy live rock in the uk12 Sep 2003 17:57 GMT2
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looking for decent supplier of live rock, coral and salt in uk. pref near
london
thanks
PROTEIN SKIMMERS: MANY QUESTIONS12 Sep 2003 13:31 GMT2
i am currently running a 125 gallon sumpless reef. a very light bioload
right now.
i know, i need a sump.  someday, in the basement.  donation cheerfully
accepted. : )
H2O changes save the day during Blackout '0312 Sep 2003 13:28 GMT5
Whew! $1K worth of corals saved by doing hourly H20 changes to keep the temp
in line. I'm bushed now. G'night all. Power's back up...
FRAGS-Ont.ca11 Sep 2003 23:43 GMT3
Anyone in Ontario interested in trading frags of Mushhrooms, polups, or
soft corals?
why is some ...11 Sep 2003 18:51 GMT2
threads unreadble? i always get "Internal Server Error" when I tried to read them.
Cost Information11 Sep 2003 17:13 GMT2
Newbie here again.
I recently asked and was told that to set up a reef tank would cost
somewhere in the range of from $25 to $50 a gallon.
How does this compare to a salt water tank, and what would the cost
Anemone Reproduction11 Sep 2003 06:31 GMT1
I'm taking care of my husband's tank while he's deployed and I have a
question about our anemone.  It's a bubble tip and we've had for about 3
months and it's been doing great.  This morning, I noticed it was open
really wide, much bigger than normal and it seemed paler than normal. ...
MACNA Coral Propagation Workshop11 Sep 2003 05:56 GMT2
A hands-on hour of cutting corals to create frags.  Pretty fun stuff, and quite
informative.
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/macna15/macna_workshop.html
Marc
Return pump size11 Sep 2003 02:34 GMT1
Any recommendations for a pump to sit in my sump to return water to
the reef, and is there a recommended size as to how many gallons an
hour for water turn over ?   Tank is 75 gallons.....TIA
Question on hooking up a RedSea Berlin11 Sep 2003 02:28 GMT1
I have a Berlin that I want to use to replace my underpowered Prizm. I
have a MAG5 pump to drive it. The model of Berlin I have has a built
in (but removeable) venturi and an air hose with a needle valve. WHen
the MAG5 was shipped the supplier also included a Kent Venturi
My first fish10 Sep 2003 22:42 GMT14
Just wanted to let the folks that have been offering me advice on here that
I just passed my water test at my LFS (in the reef tank).  I got to bring
home my first fish to add to the mix.  It's a yellow stripped maroon clown.
He is my second one (in seperate tanks).  I also got a ...
MH and UV !10 Sep 2003 22:38 GMT4
Hello Group !
I just purchased a 250 watt MH xformer and a seperate bulb fixture- not
made
for marine purposes. A picture is here.
MH and UV10 Sep 2003 22:37 GMT11
Hello Group !
I just purchased a 250 watt MH xformer and a seperate bulb fixture- not made
for marine purposes. Apicture is here. It is round ( 16 in) with stainless
reflectors in an octagon arrangement. It does have a piece of glass to
Urgent help required: Artifical Seawater salt10 Sep 2003 12:37 GMT8
I need some help as no-one I have spoken too can offer the right knowledge
without putting down the information, someone else has told me.
What is a good product to make artificial seawater, that is easy to use and
can be used buy a moron like me. I want to use it for seahorses, I ...
Styrofoam?10 Sep 2003 06:57 GMT3
I have read several posting about the use of Styrofoam.  Exactly what
purpose does this serve?
One mentioned 1/2" - 1" thick and trimming it to the outside dimensions of
the tank.  Are you trying to support the edges (to keep the tank from
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