[spykes]

remora skimmer w. mag 3 - 120 dollars

20 gallon setup with tank, stand, canopy and sump 100 dollars
pick up yourself, the setup will need some cleaning, everything is pretty much in shape, if you want the setup better be sure, dont post a interest when your really not going to buy from me.

VHO 24" setup 100 dollars w aro ballast, endcaps, and 1 month old VHO bulbs!
upgradeable to (2) 48" bulbs

MH 175 ARO ballast w hamilton 10K bulb and spider reflector for 100

	MH Metal Halide Lighting, typically used for high intensity light demanding corals such as SPS. Bulbs come in varieties of spectrums (7k, 10k,20k), and intensity (175W, 250W, 400W).

	VHO Very High Output Fluorescent Lighting - Fluorescent bulbs that run on special ballasts and have an output that is significantly higher than normal tubes. It is very possible to run an entire reef system on VHO lighting providing the proper number of bulbs and mixture of spectrums are chosen. For most hobbyists, these tubes are used in conjunction with Metal Halide lighting for simulating dawn and dusk. They often provide the "bluer" end of the light spectrum and thus a more aesthetically appealing display.

[clownfishking]

when you going to sell the clowns

[spykes]

hehe steve reported they arent breeding anymore, i dunno why tho, maybe because he moves stuff around to much.

[PrettyBoy]

how big is the sump

[fritz]

pm'd you on the vho

	VHO Very High Output Fluorescent Lighting - Fluorescent bulbs that run on special ballasts and have an output that is significantly higher than normal tubes. It is very possible to run an entire reef system on VHO lighting providing the proper number of bulbs and mixture of spectrums are chosen. For most hobbyists, these tubes are used in conjunction with Metal Halide lighting for simulating dawn and dusk. They often provide the "bluer" end of the light spectrum and thus a more aesthetically appealing display.

[House of Laughter]

Dave - shoot me some pics of the tank set up again, thanks. I may donate it to my kids daycare for the science section.

Jim

[spykes]