Brianemone
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ben im going to have to ask you to tell me where you got it from (pm me so i get to the person first ) i think he went into his specs in the sps forum
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yeah the deep water acros that ive seen do look really nice, i love the shape one thing i need to get used to is that you dont get what you buy cause the change colour quite alot
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my tank over the last little while seems to be taking on a brownish hue im not sure if its just because the glass is a little dirtier or what but i only really noticed when i looked at an old pic ill post a current pic tonight
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actually with those two particular corals it was a combination of both texture form and colour alot like reefs furry brown/blue one but alot bigger
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i've definatly seen some really nice coloured sps in most of your tanks i think the only tank ive seen with comprable growth (at least from what ive seen) was in SteveA's tank do you importers ever get any like this??? (if so put one on hold for me )
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I was just checking out some posts on RC and came across this link in the SPS forum http://members.cox.net/rollinge/ i thought it was great, i do have one query, what tare the two sps in the fifth pic down (the furry pink and furry green?)????
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if its a matter of before or after thats easily solved but my sump needs to be bigger than my fuge (due to skimmer size)
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sounds like a good idea, sdo you have a pic of how its setup at the moment??
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i can definatly see the advantage of the above tank but it just doesnt fit into the design part of my plans , and when it comes to the crunch it to hard to justify an above tank refugium (for now)
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yeah a watchman goby great pic's fay
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thats what i was planning on doing . hopefully in getting it all sorted out in my head first i can sketch it up easily and start building just tested my return pump. viaaqua 3300, its actually got a little more kick than i remember
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nope ill still take it, so far i have the over flow coming down into the refugium and then through another overflow into the sump. Through the sump/skimmer to the return pump backover and through the overflow (with hole just under water line to prevent reverse syphon.) then down into a spraybar under the main rockwork would it be best to run the return pipe over the top or through a hole drilled at the appropriate level??
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i still dont get them :-? the just oscilate right?? seems alot to pay but nice sales pitch anyway
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sand sifter gobies are great. id like one.
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more plants ill try daphnia eats the green water???
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nice idea, id prefer that to a one way valve props for suphew
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so the reverse block valve is doable??? i need to talk to a plumber i think to see what is available
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well its come back in a big way photo period is down already and algae fix and water changes are not helping (no i dont have carbon in the filter at the moment ) any cure's or ideas people???
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ive got i pump i can use for that, i was going to use it as my return but i guess i can get a bigger return pump iwaki on a small tank seriously though with a closed loop and the return from the sump i think ill only need one seio for extra power in high flow areas
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i want a spray bar under the rock work do avoid dead spots the closed loop is probably the only way to acheive that effectivly
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after seeing that prop tank my wife said my tank was really messy because my corals arent in rows :-? need to reaquascape anyway for the return ive noticed that pretty much everyone has their returns at the top (or towards the top) is there any way of putting it at the bottom or is the siphon in the event of power/pump failure inevitable???
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im sure the cabinet will contain alot of the unwanted noise. how many of you all that have under tank sumps (in a cabinet) cover them???
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heres the pic he sent me please do not call me :evil:
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call vadafone and ask for help
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instead of a number you put an email address