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  1. Craig Manoukian
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    ecosystem refugiums

    Test your water from the DI for nitrates as the DI won't remove them. The filter media in your canister can also produce nitrates and phosphates....
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  2. Craig Manoukian
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    Live Rock

    Just use it to lightly stir the very top layer of sand with a water stream. Don't "dig" any big holes and don't suction any sand out with...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Live Rock
  3. Craig Manoukian
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    ecosystem refugiums

    How big is your tank? Dimensions or gallons are fine.
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  4. Craig Manoukian
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    refugium won't fit

    No problem and congrats! Post a picture if you can!
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  5. Craig Manoukian
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    Light Schedule Dual 175 MH 10,000

    I have the exact same light over my 80 gallon. I graduated my tank to 10 hrs per day over two months,
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Reef Lighting
  6. Craig Manoukian
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    Cone Jelly

    Cool!
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Inverts
  7. Craig Manoukian
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    Live Rock

    I use a turkey baster, snails, and hermit crabs.
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Live Rock
  8. Craig Manoukian
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    ecosystem refugiums

    50 ppm in nitrate is rather high. We need to identify the cause. Will you give us a detailed description of your tank set-up, livestock, time the...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  9. Craig Manoukian
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    Dangers of home reefs

    Phil, such a card!
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: General Reef Topics
  10. Craig Manoukian
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    too much light?

    Drape it over the top of the tank between the light and the tank top.
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 17, 2004 in forum: Reef Lighting
  11. Craig Manoukian
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    Adding a sump

    Take a look at the DIY forum and you'll get these questions answered, plus come up with some more. Click on the link to the left.
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  12. Craig Manoukian
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    refugium won't fit

    Can you lower the water level to reduce the pressure on the tank until you get things squared away with your refugium? Measure twice and cut/order...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  13. Craig Manoukian
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    ecosystem refugiums

    I don't supplement and would never add any without testing. Don't know what to add to the volumre explanation. My tank is probably 60 - 65 gallns...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Refugium
  14. Craig Manoukian
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    Acclaimation

    I would go with four hours to start and then increase it an hour every other day to achieve an 8 hour photo period. You'll have to adjust from there...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Reef Lighting
  15. Craig Manoukian
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    Snails

    You da man Gresham!
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Inverts
  16. Craig Manoukian
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    Acclaimation

    It depends on how much of a change in lighting environment. You can use layers of nylon screen or eggcrate and increase the intensity gradullly or...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Reef Lighting
  17. Craig Manoukian
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    Flame Angel

    I recommend you read this thread if you are considering a tang. http://www.3reef.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=Fish;action=display;num=1070655612
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Tropical Fish
  18. Craig Manoukian
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    ecosystem refugiums

    Good point Dave, taking into account the sand and liv rock in my display my total water volumr is probably 75 - 80 gallons including my sump/refugium.
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Refugium
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    Flame Angel

    Yes if the Flame is the most aggressive fish on your livestock list. Angels have also been known to nip clams. What critters do you currently have...
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Tropical Fish
  20. Craig Manoukian
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    My Fireshrimp is a MOLTAHOLIC!!!

    Needs sufficient calcium for the exoskeleton as well as iodine to trigger the process.
    Post by: Craig Manoukian, Feb 16, 2004 in forum: Inverts
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