I'm off - suspense

depends on what part of TX, thats where I'm from to and we had a basement growing up in central TX, here in Oklahoma it's the same thing though, to much shifting table rock under the soil so to get a basement is like a 50-75k premium cause of the labor involved

 

Guess that makes sense Iraf. House he has is gorgeous just seems odd coming from the midwest to a place with no basement. They do have to water the slab in the summer! :

Oklahoma was a pain in the ass going up and down highway 69. Just when you get comfortable at 75, another little town with 3 stoplights and 14 speed reductions! LMAO

 

Jake,

If you're remodeling your basement, you ought to build the tank into a wall. It's not as hard as one would think.

 

Plus they are soo pretty in the wall.

 

Now why doesn't that post surprise me!?! Without a doubt the plans already have the 110 in the wall with an 8x8 fish room as well.

Now I'm just trying to decide on if I want to put this in the wall too. No good place for it and 2 fish rooms seems over kill but who knows. Might figure out away to get them both close enough to the room.

 

Canned just noticed that you have a sun corral. Saw one at a LFS that is a chain and since cannot wait to get one. Are they that hard to keep?

 

Come on.....you've just got to post pics of the whole project! Kas

 

Sounds like every town on 75 lol

 

I don't find that they are that hard. I have to make sure my Calcium is up and directly feed it everyother day, keeping everyone away while it eats and it is doing great! It is even getting a lot more heads to it lately! It doesn't like direct sun though despite its name. It would rather be in a shady area, like under a ledge!


This is about a month ago when I was trying to find out about the black head. That head has gotten bigger but no more than one so far. It is a different type of sun coral. I think someone said an octopus....but don't quote me on that!

 

Very cool!

Petland was the place I saw it, I've actually been pretty impressed with this store. They keep the corals in excellent shape. I even asked the girl about the Sun Coral and she stated pretty much the same thing that everyone on this site has said. She also pointed out it wasn't a soft coral like the rest that were in the tank. Anyway at some point I want one!