Recent content by Paul Ramone

Trying to pick a tank. Looking at 120g 48" X 24" or a 135g 72" X 18". What would be better? The extra length or the extra width? I want to eventually be able to house fish, inverts & corals. :help:

100% better. I have to agree with your assesment of the old scape. It did look like a pile of rocks. lol

While we're at it. I'm new also, just joined a few days ago. I was directed here by a member though I dont know his screen name here yet so I cant give him credit yet. Just doing research at this point. I'm very anal when it comes to making a big purchase and like to do my homework. I'm the guy...

Is this a club meeting? Do you have to be a member? I'm new to this site. I'm researching a reef tank purchase and was wondering if attending would benefit my research. I live about 30 mins from Cherry Hill so I would be interested in attending.

What kind of background is being used on the tank? Is it painted? If so what color?

Dont know anything about it but 34 bucks for shipping seems a bit high dont you think?

I'm of that same opinion when it comes to buying stuff. So I havent bought anything yet and I wont for a while. I'm enjoying researching reef keeping quite a bit so far. Which brings me to what you just mentioned. USELESS LIGHTING! What do you think of the Solaris LED's. Besides the HIGH...

Ok, thats what I thought you meant but since I'm new here I had to ask.

Since I'm new to this I have to ask. How would you transport all this stuff? Same goes if your moving and your taking the tank with you. How would you transfer all this stuff to your new home? What about the fish, critters and coral? The water? Seems like an impossible task without killing...

From what I've seen, I agree that sand looks better. Next newb question. What do you mean by "sands have a hard time digging through it"? Clean up crew critters?

Why no crushed coral? Why do you recommend sand over coral? :scratchch Researching before I buy. :Lurking: