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bloody easy when its not your tank tho

8) i must admit i'm feeling pretty calm at the moment 8)

4 hours! ring him hes misread your advice :lol:

10 gal :-? ''honey im gonna do a 50% water change, be finished in 3 mins'' wouldnt big w/c's and scrub the rocks do it. why would you frig around with a skimmer too much when you could do 50% in3 mins flat?? 8)

big water change gotta be the best bet cracker, go to your profile and reset the gmt time to + 12 hrs instead of 13

ja, i know the 7095

eheim 1260 - 65W 6100 stream 12-45W, obviously varies as flow between 2500-12000lt/hr. was ist der 7094????? http://www.tunze.com/

what is a 7094??? and what does it do?

i meant i was actually surprised it wasn't alot more..

cheaper than 20x $800-$1000 in your step brothers pocket :lol:

this would have to be one comment that rings true & really loudly to me. im new to salt and would say the advice others have given seems really spot on and designed to save you heaps of grief if you heed it.i cant see how anything said could be taken in any other than a helpful way. if you have kept freshwater before it will help a little. i read all the threads about peoples setups and have personally seen alot of the auckland reefers setups. this served to open my eyes to what is needed in terms of equipment and likely cost.(may not be so easy where you are situated) good luck and try not to be so sensitive

a better idea is 20 reefers get together, form a group and self insure......$100 p/a each x 20..... disburse any excess unused.

I no understand i would have thought that $ was peanuts for corals and fish ?? :-?

wish i lived in welly check out the private t&e.....

look on the bright side.... you could live in christchurch

just as i was about to buy multiple rcd's. i'll think very carefully about what is on them.

thats a very small minded thing to say, after all someone with a tank the size of Pies is bound to have more than one :lol:

:lol: i must confess my discretionary $ is going on tank items at the moment. i only ever boiled one alive many years ago and they taste the same either way, best to dispatch with a sharp spike.

no...i was referring to the important argument about the way to get the most tender result, and cooking live starting with cold water thru to a slow boil wins hands down everytime!

hahaha reef very funny :lol: psuedo ephedrine dealers....P

aahhh....finally after all the heartbreak...a happy ending.....

this whole discussion is very interesting and reminds me of the argument about boiling crays alive.

a better idea would be if they could give us fish on appro so we could trial them to see if any of our naughty fish bullied them. if they were mean and didn't respond to a stern warning we could then take them back. failing that we could have a bring and buy swap meet hosted by some friendly retailers who would probably queue up around the corner for such a wonderful opportunity to serve us coffee and muffins.... all at no charge of course as they probably don't need to feed their families 8)

what happens at a fight club.. umm... i mean reef club anyway

they will when they find out some of the threads are like a version of Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet crossed with Coronation Street.... :lol: