Recent content by Finz

im looking at the precision marine reactors model 45 . are these good or should i just save a few dollars and go with the two little fishes reactor ? i am doing one with phosphate remover and another one with carbon . Is ROWAphos for phosphates is good for a reactor ? i was leaning towards...

it looks like it is working . had to bring the water in the sump another 6 inches ! 12 in total ..

i have a 125 gallon tank .. started it 2 months ago . i have 6 chromis,clown tang, and a Caribbean tang. the bubbles in the skimmer aren't reaching below the cup. they are halfway where the water comes into the skimmer ! is this because i have a low bioload ? i have the depth at 6-8 inches...

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its the 6' one . its a 125 gallon tank goign to be mostly sps's. after a few weeks of research i came down to the light im getting .. i was wondering which package deal would you get ? if you pick the one with lights or not what is a good halide and t5 bulb ...

lets say if i was to decide to go with LED's .. what is a good quality brand ?

true .. but what about when they start burning out and does the leds lights reach the bottom of the tank .. it seems that halides reach more depth of the tank then leds i keep getting mixed reveiws about them . :banghead:

what kind of fixture is it ?

chiller wouldnt solve the problem ? im getting mixed reviews about leds and halides that halides reach more depths of the tank

why leds over halides thedlo

i do not have a hood . do leds produce as much power as a metal halide ? and what happens down the road when they start to burn out the leds ? how will they be replaced?

its a 125 gallon tank. going to be reef mainly sps's. im debating between leds or metal halide/t5/moonlight fixture . im looking at buying this http://premiumaquatics.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=PA&Product_Code=GM-40.281.833&Category_Code=Giesemann or go with a pacific...

nice tank . something different

Ok thanks bro

i use RO water learned from my last tank ... have about 150 - 175 pounds of live rock