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maybe a wrasse of some type will eat them?

That is what you did to get a 12 volt DC power supply, or that is what you used for driving LEDs?

most any LFS should have them. Tom had some the last time I was there. Hit up New Age Aquatics they are not too far from Irvine. Good luck.

bleach and water or vinegar/muriatic acid and water like mentioned above, but I would let them sit with the bleach/acid for a couple of weeks and out in the sun if you can, then rinse and use. good luck

can you at least tell us what the lfs name is?

or you could just put them in my tank and they will die LOL

Ror...

do you have the results from your testing?

I hope he can stay there longer than he stayed in Laguna Hills. He wasn't open there long enough to even get fully set up. He did have a store in Tustin a while ago too. Good luck to you Len.

are they dimmable Rega?

I like the view from the family room better. lol

hmm, curious as to why you would swap out 1 60g cube for a NC12 and a NC28. I would think the LEDs would light up the 60g cube with just a few more than you are using on the little NC. Is it space, or watts? or???

You gonna downgrade from the 60 cube to a NC12 Rega?

If you want to keep some of the wrasses that a lot of us seem to like, and you want to keep them happy and less stressed they will need some sand to dive into to sleep. I have read about some that run BB actually putting a tupperware or other similar container full of sand in the dt for their...

I think what was being asked is where you bought it and whether they might have more like this at the price level that you paid.

Mags pull too many watts... especially in So Cal, you will want to get something that will pull the least watts that you can. My Laguna 1500 only pulls 60 watts. My Mag 12 pulls over 100. If you want a Mag 12, pm me and I will make you a good deal on it. There is a reason that the high end...

Laguna 2400.

Yea, I went to Fish Collection and checked them out too. They are pretty impressive and I suggest people go take a look at them for themselves... I was particularly impressed at how a single fixture looked on a 4 foot long tank. Two things to note here: 1. He will warranty these fixtures for...

Yes, but it is generally considered to be a bad idea. It is error prone with just a float valve controlling the sump level. The float valves can easily be jammed by a snail or other debris as well as scale or other buildup. Assuming you are talking about feeding this directly from a RO/DI unit...

I suggest this one http://www.aquahub.com/store/product27.html You can set it up any way you want. I ended up with low and high float switches in my reservoir and the water being fed through a float valve so I have a failsafe there. The reservoir pumps the water into my sump which is operated...