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i usually reacclimated them to the salt water in 10 minutes...so with FW dip and the SW acclimation the process took about 15 minutes...u could cut down the time if u prefer though

its all about preference really....i've seen tanks with no sand in the DT with just LR, a tiny sump with no refugium and just a big skimmer and return....the sand bed just houses nitrifying bacteria as does ur LR.....the only thing about LR is it can cause a mess sometimes since detritus can...

a remote deep sand bed is having something seperate from ur refugium (another tank, a bucket, rubbermaid, etc.) completely filled with sand with a light flow running over the surface and then draining back into ur sump....alot of people use the overflow water from the DT but sometimes that can...

i have a current usa nova extreme 48" 6 bulb lighting fixture....everywhere i look the ceiling hanging kit is out of stock with no ETA to a new shipment and the hanging arm kit has been discontinued...other arm kits were built for tanks that are 24" wide while mine is only 18" wide...so im...

theyre known to turn on clowns too....

when i did FW dips i had 2 buckets ready that both matched the tank in pH and temp...i usually dipped my fish for 5 minutes in one bucket then i switched them to the other...in the second bucket i slowly raised the salinity until it matched the DT then dropped them in....always killed parasites...

great deal...i'll have to let my uncle know...loves his reptiles

i would go with a remote deep sand bed if you have the space and only use LRR if u plan on having scavengers in the fuge

I think I have one if u want to come get it 714-606-8572

It is? I was going to head over to coral island

too far of a drive lol

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anybody?

need a 3/4" and 1" bulkhead with threading that'll fit schedule 40 pvc fittings....PM and i can pick up ASAP

love those fish...fun to watch them be busy with their badselves

found my answer...thanks gumbo....MSDS on CLR says it is classified as non hazardous....to home depot!

Won't have any bad effects in the long run will it?

Already did....

whats the best way to get rid of these? i went to town on my tank today with a razor scraper, scrub brush, and vinegar but they arent coming off....anybody have any ideas?

come on guys heres whats left -TruVu 45 gallon AIO corner pentagon with TruVu stand $80 -Coralife 150w MH fixture with 5 month old 14000K bulb $30 (has spots for PCs but missing ballasts and wire harness...sold as is) -old school 1/5th hp chiller $80