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Ryan I edited it for you since you asked.

Nice, I sure she had a blast.

Still looks empty though, I think you need to fill that bad boy up quick.

Where was the keg, and the bathroom? still missing those for it to be complete

Looks like you have been having too much fun these last couple of days.

There fixed that for you.

Thanks John yeah that one is a Tri-color.

Take him up on it Dave. There is always a few perks when you go the Bryan's house ;)

Thanks Richard. Bryan has me by quite a bit but I will try my best. Like the old saying goes "Keeping up with the Joneses." Thanks Dave. Come by any time.

count me in for 5. Thanks

So thanks to John and his guilting the rest of us into updating our tank threads I figured since I haven't done anything in here for the last 8 months the least I could do is show some really bad pictures of my tank and a few of the corals that are in it.

Nothing Special just was hinting at it being a Ceph and you being you. I think it is defently an interestng creature no matter what it is.

+1 Have never really seen a rise in my ph when using kalk paste to kill those little pests. Have fun

+1 Plus Tap Plastics does not guarentee against leaks. For my setup I have a Tru Vu sump and have a rubbermade garbage can as my refugium. Using and old glass tank that you put baffles in works just fine as does a rubbermade bin.

Here is a neat video I saw on another site. Maybe someone in this club knows something more about this. Rich hint hint. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygh1-ul6E94&feature=player_embedded

I think he is refering to Canada with the Blue Jays in 92 and 93.

+1 agreed definitely better to start small

I thought that was the reduced amount to start with and then you doubled it after 4 weeks or so. This is for the standard GFO not the HCGFO

If I remember right it is 1tbls per 4gal. Which means you would have 25tbls for a 100gal tank. In general if you can't see the GFO granules just have a medium to medium slow flow out of the reactor. It is better to error on the slow side of things. Having the water flow too high causes the...