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picked up the frag from otaku. Thanks again, Patchin & ryan.

somehow I always thought you live in SF. Could you please give it to Otakuthugster and I'll pick up from him during the evening. Thanks patchin & Otakuthugster.

Thanks Patchin. I wouldnt be able to make it to the BOD. Do you live around SF? Bluetang

I like to try one and I am in SSF

I like to have a piece if available. Thanks

nice one. I'll try #7

love the close up. thanks

can you take a closer pic of how your connect the light fixture to the conduit? Thanks

nice pictures

I would still be interested in receiving some snails from you. Thanks

i like to try a frag if still available. thanks

a coast to coast sounds pretty good with two to three 1" holes drilled in the back. The return could be coming in from the top. Now if I have the overflow box made, what is the best way to mount it in the tank? weldon or silicone would be ok?

it is acrylic. Definitely thinking about going with either corner overflow or coast to coast. Any recommendation which one I should go with?

the old overflow box is only silicone to the wall, so shouldn't be that hard to remove it. Jar, my financial manager (wife) would not let me get another tank, but thanks for the tip.

I am now planning to take all the sand out from the 120g tank and go bb. The tank has one drain and a diy center overflow box from the previous owner. Is it possible to convert it from center to corner overflow by patching the hole, redrill a new one and new overflow box? Really don't like...

coud it be the zoa eating spider? http://melevsreef.com/id/pycnogonid.html

A_Lee, where did you buy the oyster feast?

jr.com is pretty good too

here's the reference http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-08/nftt/index.php

nice setup. As far as the vortech blast, I read from reefcentral that as long as the coral is at least 8" or more from the pump, it would be ok. Some of the corals that I have are actually pretty close to the vortech, about 5-7", and they are still doing very good.