Recent content by nanoguy

What are you upgrading to John?

No salinity probe included...so tack on another $200 to the price of the unit.

If you’re going to go with the dremel route, pick up a dremel 1.5” ez lock diamond cutting wheel. I’ve cut through rocks with it and it’s relatively durable.

Looking good iani!

I can make two frags for anyone on the list that’s i interested in picking it up in San Bruno. Shoot me a pm to arrange for pickup.

Didn’t realize I had requests for this. I can fulfill all the requests but won’t be available until next weekend. They will be fresh cuts. PM me if you are still interested in a frag. Pick up in San Bruno

The setup is coming together nicely. Can you fill the tank part way with the water and sand to get the cycle going while you work on the rest?

CDA 150 with modified IM 25 Lagoon tied into DT.

Very cool vid Michael. I really enjoyed watching the scenes with the dolphins. Are all dolphins that friendly? Very interesting to how they interact humans.

Has this been an ongoing issue or did it just start recently? Just tossing this out there, but did you replace the wet end with a new one recently? The new wet ends don't work well with some of the older gen vortechs. If that's the case, contact Ecotech and open up a ticket. Ecotech will replace...

It's just splitting. It will eventually break off into another piece.

I can give you a hand if it's on Monday as long as it's before 2pm...can't do sat.

Spray some citric acid on it and let it soak for a 30-40 minutes...just make sure to keep it wet. After the soak, try using a magic eraser (one with no soap) to get it off. If it's not etched into the glass too bad it should come off. If it is etched, then cerium oxide polish imo will be your...

Didn't realize your entire room was that color. I'd paint the wall behind the tank for sure. It's inevitable that you will get water on it. Maybe the different sheen might not look that bad since it's that same color...idk. Worse case scenario, you can paint the rest of the room down the line...

Looks like a small chiton to me. They have a hard shell and difficult to remove from any surface…your turkey baster will do nothing to it. As far as I know, they are reef safe.