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All books are sold! Thanks to all who responded.

Hello all- I am leaving the hobby. First FS are my books. If someone wants to buy the whole library, I will sell it for $160 firm, otherwise prices are listed below. Cash Only. Pickup is near the Glendale/Burbank border during regular Mon-Fri business hours. PM me to arrange purchase/pickup...

I went to this a few years back. Had some yummy BBQ and it was the only event where I have ever won a raffle item. Wait...I won TWO raffle items. ;) Even closer now. I'll be back this year.

Hello Henry, and welcome back to this corner of the US. I live on the West Side as well. I especially like your minimalist style of reef tank. Looking forward to your next one. Why are nano tanks MORE work? More work per gallon you mean? I am thinking of starting second tank - a nano this...

All items SOLD. Thanks Everybody! More to come...

Update: Apex Lite SOLD 40g Shallow Cube Tank Still Available. New Price: $140 Plumbing Still Available. Comes with PVC Primer & Cement: $30 ***BUY THE TANK & PLUMBING TOGETHER FOR $150***

All PMs returned. Regarding the controller: I have received PM's asking me if the price is negotiable on the new (never used) controller. Please note that the controller price started at $300 on RC, which is less than 75% retail, and has already been reduced twice before posting here on SCR...

Sounds great. PM me if interested.

Sorry, the portal is now pending. Someone is already on their way to pick it up.

I posted a FS thread on RC, but I forgot to post here as well. Here goes... Getting out of the hobby. Here are some things for sale from a build thread that was never completed. Cash only please. Pickup in Glendale. EDIT: Pickup times are at my office in Glendale during regular business hours...

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You are balanced now. Just make sure your Mg is 1300-1350, and raise your Ca and Alk equally to get into the center of the center: http://reef.diesyst.com/flashcalc/flashcalc.html Randy's article can help to when things are whacked: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/nov2002/chem.htm

Got me a pair of tank bred Bangais, and a purple stag. Oh, and a used 150-F2000/1 skimmer.

Smallest footprint is prolly a Tunze 9010/9011 skimmer (4.4" x 4.9") , but I think it actually takes up more space (like 4.4" x 7" ?) with the mounting bracket or in-sump outlet pipe installed. New they are expensive, but you can sometimes find them used for <$200. I'd get an external skimmer...

Purdy. Love the 40BRs, particularly the rimless ones. Nice fixture. No skimmer? I like that...

Please note that GFCI wall outlets need to be installed properly (while circuits are off) and tested regularly. Have an electrician so this if you are uncomfortable. They can also wear out if tripped too many times. Last word of warning: do not use the test/reset buttons on a GFCI like a light...

Everything that is powered on your reef should be GFCI protected. If you are installing GFCI wall outlets, you need to install one GFCI for every circuit used on the tank. The GFCI wall outlet should be installed on the first outlet of the circuit's series. When done properly, the "downstream"...

You should not use a ground probe without having your equipment powered through a GFCI outlet. Here's an article that explains why: aquarist-found-dead The benefit of a probe is that it will trip the GFCI (after a fault) before you place your hand into the tank. A probe may trip your GFCI...

Gotta agree with Detane. Dave's tank is the best I've seen. I don't get out that much though...