Recent content by yessongs

Hi, I haven?t been here in years, leds were the next big thing. I?m thinking about returning. Please post some light links still using skimmers???

glad i still have 3 bags of Southdown total $15 Sand from a established tank will seed it, and it will have life.

Ask some of the fine members here to give you a cup or so of there sand, it will seed your "vfs sand" or "svf sand"?

I have a phosban reactor you can use, also a Fluval 105 filter if you need them LMK

"thankyou alhra... thats why i mentioned this up above to get everything in balance and check his magnesium as well.. cause mag. has an affect in keeping things in balance..." I've been using B-Ionic for a few years. there are a few things that can throw the balance off. I had a talk with the...

IMO, that can cause problems. If you have a lot of LPS, SPS, clams most likely you will have to dose more Ca. I think its better to dose according, thats why we test for both. JMO. Its only advice, you have to find what works best for your system.

Tony, it depends on your live stock. When you say "equally" do you mean equality?

Did you add anything that might have caused this, like joes juice? What test kits are you using? When is your next water change due? I remember from this thread http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/general-discussion/13333-my-zoos-collection.html you keep zoos IMO,your KH value is way too low...

That sucks! FWIW, that was a nice size colony. You should have fragged it and placed it in different parts of your tank. And gave a frag to a friend incase you loose yours. I also have some old pics there posted somewhere on this site, and a few others. Here are some old pics i posted in a...

RO/DI units have 5-6 filters, this slows down the tap water as it travels through the filters. The majority of RO RO/DI units are sold for drinking water, thats what the tank is for. Pic of RO/DI water without the use of the pressurized tank. Pic of RO water using the pressurized tank, its a...

Sorry, ill explain it latter, i was in a rush, also born & raised in Bklyn BTW, you misspelt grammar (no offense) :scratchch

It takes a long time to make RO/DI water. it drips out, so it fills up the pressurize tank that connects to a faucet (you drill into your sink) supplied with the RO/DI unit for drinking water. If your still confused, you can buy key food distilled water for 99? a gallon :splitspin

"LOL they are eatting ppl up that they dont have it ,,jking " There nice, whats eating me is missing the blues on page 2 a few months ago. http://www.aquadesignz.com/zoanthids.htm

RO/DI water is very slow it fills up the pressurize tank in a hour +- with the faucet you can get water through the tank much faster. I use the tank and faucet to make RO water for drinking, cooking, ice. Then i shut off the valve on the tank and turn on a ball valve i bought at HD with a hose...

Sorry Ronen, I don't see PPEs in them