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Not trying to hijack the thread, but Nick I might be interested in the koralias and the controller if the price is right.

It took me about 2 years to go from a 10 gallon, to a 72, a 65, and a 12 gallon up and running... I also have at least a half dozen tanks in storage, waiting for the right time the right fish, the right concept, or the right buyer... More than likely, some, if not all, will get set uo before...

Interested in the sump... Pics? Need to make sure it will fit in my stand and double check with the wife. I'll let you know asap.

I just found some of it growing in my display. I pruned it back and put it in my fuge. Hopefully, between the serrulata, the racemosa, the chaetomorpha, and the mangroves in my fuge, I'll actually be able to get my nitrates in check and start adding corals to my tank again.

I'm excited! My kid will be old enough to go to movies by then! And it was P. Sherman, 432 Wallaby Way, Sydney... What did I win?

With a tank that small, I might try to find someone I trust to top off a couple times. It doesn't have to be a fellow reefer, just someone you know can follow directions. I can't tell you how many times I've left my tank in someone else's care, only to come home to pumps running dry, dead, dry...

I'm still working on the wife. I'm hoping I can convince her to let me upgrade before the baby.

I usually just let loose shrooms float around until they settle down... I've lost a few, but most of them find a happy spot and settle down. Since it's a ric, and not a chrap common shroom, I'd try the tupperware.

I have some you could have as well if you want to mske the drive up here.

I'd also be interested in a piece if you end up chiseling it off. And congrats on the little one. My wife is due Jan 1st.

Sweet. Pre-made, pre-bent, and pre-drilled is often easier than DIY, even if it isn't precisely what you had imagined, planned, or sketched... This is something I have learned owning a Jeep. Those look well made, and the price can't be beat... I'd imagine there's close to, if not more than, $10...

Yeah, you get used to riding fixed. It's a great workout/training. I have two fixies right now, since I'm babysitting my buddy's while he's in the navy. His is geared a bit harder than mine, and we both have fixed/fixed rear wheels, so I have 3 possible gear combinations between the two bikes.

Great camera at a great price. I've been wanting to replace/upgrade my digital rebel, since the auto focus quit working on mine... Maybe I can convince my wife I need a new camera, since we will be starting with baby pictures in a few months.

Nice wheels, guys, and nice light Gumbii. If I did more night time mtb I'd jump on it, but right now my only bikes that get any night-time action are my fixed gear and my Scott CR-1.

I want to snap this up BECAUSE I have a kid on the way... I figure if I don't upgrade now, it will be years before I'm able too.

Beautiful tank and a sweet price. I'm gonna start buttering up the wife, especially since that would fit where I have my current tank, amd it would look sooooo much better in my living room.

I'll be keeping an eye on this thread... I'll have a 12 gal, cycled and sitting empty, once I return my fish to my display tank... Was thinking horses would be a good way to go.

Spike your nitrate, drop your pH, let your sg swing erratically. And let lots of microbubbles get into your display. That will kill sponges... And lots of other things too.

I suppose you could if you wanted to... My system is a particulate filter, then granulated carbon, then a carbon block, then RO, then DI, then a post-filter of some kind... It's your tank and your money. If you want to try it, I say go for it, see what happens. If it improves your water...