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Realized I still have these and were never able to sell them. 1. One of the pendants have been retrofitted with rapid leds. 2. Comes with bulbs and spare (used) bulbs. 14k phoenix. 3. Includes light hanging kits these are old, but have been way awesome and rock solid. This is all you need...

Just responded to @iCon Best to email me if you can: alfredy at geee mail It'll go to him unless someone else wants to pick it up sooner than this weekend.

Hi All, I know I haven't been active, but wanted to give this styrofoam box out to those who may find it useful... before I toss it out. It's 12x12x13 (I believe). Great for transporting coral or keeping things. It's brand new. I received it free from someone who got out of the coral farming...

Absolutely beautiful

I may be late to this, but my previous research on RC mentioned that people were using marine paint, which I wish I used: "The Duralux 1-qt. Sub-Trop Red Primer is high quality rust inhibiting primer for iron, steel or partially rusted galvanized surfaces. Recommended for use in light to...

6-8 inch of water in it?! And a sand bed? Any amount of water, let alone sand is really tough to move. I hope you are able to bring friends and best of luck!

Don't know if I'm going to have the time to do it anytime soon.

Honestly, the only tjree things that worked for me for cyano and other algae: - feed less -- reduce feeding and other nutrients - Daily removal -- Suck all of it out into a sock that gets filtered back into the water. Do this daily - GFO I've never had algae that I couldn't fend off.

I would really wait it out and get a tank with holes already drilled

If I were to start over again, and not worry about cost overruns with custom setups, I would start with an RSR. If I had the money, it would be custom.

do you have a backup? Having a backup allows me to clean one while the other whirs!

Good point Mike. Will do.

I've seen some serious disasters with everything needed to run a reactor.

How new was the new water?

Glad things are looking much better!

Way cool! Looks like photogrammetry. Bringing the corals to your computer!

FYI, the buckethead is great, but watch out for the siphoning effect even when it's off. It will continue to siphon if the bucket is lower than the body of water.

It doesn't look like dinos to me. Dinos tend to be very stringy. I would consider upping the water changes to at least 15% every week. If you can, brush and suck out as much of the hair algae with a hand pump: When I had algae issues, I would turn off the powerheads, brush off the algae, and...

I think you're a little ahead of yourself, but I was doing SPS @ 4 months and have been more successful with SPS than softies. IMO, the thing that causes most STN/RTN will be swings in parameters. What were your parameters last week? The week before? What are they now?

Wow 14" would be great. Let me try other methods first, and I'll definitely keep this in mind!!