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Cant go wrong with a ATB and I know there has been a few used ones for sale.

I just think this way. The cost to clean up a big spill on your carpet or hardwood floors versus the cost of a good tank. The tank is much cheaper. Im not saying their tanks will leak but do you want to take a chance? I know their way of sales is you buy it and take it out the store you are on...

Soldering is easy just need a good hot iron is all. Heres a link to a site that sells kits and DIY instructions. And if you get the strip kit its even easier. http://www.reefledlights.com/

heres the link and a picture he sent me. I was gonna get it but its a clear back. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/for/1821397520.html

one on CL with overflow and stand for $100

They told me it just breaking in and it will be about a month for the break in period. Well i would of accepted that but its been 2 months. Im starting to that part of the issue is cause I have no fish in the tank so I dont have a load on the skimmer.

And also I think i have too much crap in there im looking to downsize on the SPS but i was at my friends house one night drinking beers and he went frag crazy. I came home with like 15 SPS frags.

Heres a picture of the tank. Its not a good picture cause its from my phone but you can still see all the microbubbles. Even with this bad pictures those bubbles cant hide!

Tank has been running for almost 2 months now. And the skimmer is a BM-NAC3+ http://www.bubble-magus.com/en/productShow.asp?id=971 . The tank system is a Cadlights 39g with everything built in the back of it (skimmer is in the sump in the back of the tank, not a HOB). Dave

Was wondering if anyone out there has a fix for the Bubble-Magus skimmer micro bubble issue. Its pretty bad all i see is a stream of bubbles coming into my tank and i cant find a fix to limit this issue. I have micro bubbles stuck on my SPS corals and I'm sure this cant be good for them. Ive...