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it's dense live rock that was once dry rock from BRS. I guess I won't know unless I try!!

hmm thanks everyone. I was told that a bandsaw wouldn't work well. i'll try a handsaw and a hammer/chisel combo

I'm contemplating cutting up my live rock. Has anyone used a regular hack saw to do it? Looking for the most efficient way to do this. Also, if anyone can offer tips, it would be great. I'm looking to cut up the live rock with the coral on it to separate things out.

https://reefbuilders.com/2016/02/03/step-up-your-water-testing-with-speedstir-magnetic-stirrer/ i wonder how easy it would be to accidentally mess pressing the power button, only to push down on one side and spill everything. the base seems very narrow

same thing happened to me. i have about an inch in the back, and they all seem to know how to jump through that.

i forgot how clean the apex setup can be.

@Nav do you have a link? i could totally use a new float switch rack

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2539358&highlight=float+switches I thought this was a very clean way to setup float switches

i was literally just watching this yesterday. that tank is massive.

thank you for posting the pics! good to know how it came about.

did you buy the stand from Crystal Dynamics also?

huh. i did not know that. I've had a few forms of nuisance algae, none of which my UV prevented.

a UV doesn't really get rid of algae. I have one, and the only place the algae grows, is on the UV itself. I've since removed it and no noticeable difference in my tank.

+1 to using regular tap water. I used regular tap water and used lanthanum chloride (ie pool phosphate remover). Tested phosphates every other week until it wouldn't drop below ~.12-.14 after two or three months. I didn't use muriatic acid, and I think I should have done that in the first...

wow, a coast to coast. i haven't seen one of those in a long time! great build!

i think maybe we should give BOD members the option to moderate spam messages also?

this has seriously got to be a joke i never knew there was such a profession!!!

=(

cough cough i am selling mine's also! 60 gallon cube, visit my for sale thread!

got any pics of the back side and the sump?!