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  1. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    Tang I recall in about 97 or so ? Its just a hobby to me and I'm not out to impress anyone But Mr. Farley started his first refugium and was on a...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  2. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    Sorry I missed that part Rick on your refug I agree with what Tang has said and really do not like the idea of 24/7. Since it is common in this...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  3. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    Your welcome Rick :D
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 10, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  4. Boomer
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    new Lion Fish

    It is a gamble on what you do. I kept one for almost 10 years and it grew upt to 14 ". He was in the same tank as a 4 " basslet and two cleaner...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 10, 2006 in forum: Tropical Fish
  5. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    Curt I'll be short and then leave it. He has go the wrong guy. Randy never said any of that. He has only been on the internet since Dec 1999 and has...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  6. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    Well, then Maybe Tang can explain all the errors in Randy's dribble then.
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  7. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    So it is Ok to insult nonmembers ? One needs to get their facts straight first before they insult anyone
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  8. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    His opinion is base on the wrong person. So it is Ok to insult nonmembers
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  9. Boomer
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    new Lion Fish

    At 4 inches he is small, they get over a foot. And they grow very fast. It is best to get them to eat frozen food like siliversides. If he is stuck...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Tropical Fish
  10. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    It was good, Tang never even read it. It is all white noise from him
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  11. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    You do not know or have a clue what you are talking about or you are very confused on names !! The only dribble here is he you. He does not even know...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  12. Boomer
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    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium Part I: Carbon Sources

    Photosynthesis and the Reef Aquarium, Part I: Carbon Sources by Randy Holmes-Farley - Reefkeeping.com
    Thread by: Boomer, Oct 9, 2006, 20 replies, in forum: Water Chemistry
  13. Boomer
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    kalkwas = 8.6 pH

    I see you posted as I was posting. Good choice :D I actually deleted my post by accident and had to rewrite it :(
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  14. Boomer
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    kalkwas = 8.6 pH

    Would it be a bad idea to mix a dilute of muratic/sulfuric acid and RO/DI water and drip that in? Yes, that is a bad idea and we do not recommend...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  15. Boomer
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    kalkwas = 8.6 pH

    Rick There so called auto buffers, like SeaChem Labs Marine Buffer will keep a pretty constant pH. The purpose behind these buffers to keep the...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  16. Boomer
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    New Light measuring toy for $30

    I do not remember if I posted this here or not. Advanced Aquarist's Online Magazine - Feature Article: Poor Man's Spectrometer: Estimating...
    Thread by: Boomer, Oct 5, 2006, 1 replies, in forum: General Reef Topics
  17. Boomer
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    The Aquapict LED Jellyfish

    There are at least two companies that I know of that specialize in jellyfish tanks. One of them was at MACNA. I would have to see who does what. A...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: The Bucket
  18. Boomer
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    Easy Aiptasia removal

    Super glue gives off cyanoacrylate fumes, which are poisonous and reacts with living tissues and produces formaldehyde. In water it also produces...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: General Reef Topics
  19. Boomer
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    kalkwas = 8.6 pH

    Apoll You are running the edge of pH and Alk. If it stays there as it has been you are OK but I would rather see it at more like no higher than...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
  20. Boomer
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    kalkwas = 8.6 pH

    Aerated with a powerhead for 1 week may bring it up to 8.3 . The pH of the vinegar is right on at 3. The pH of the kalk is low but I do not think you...
    Post by: Boomer, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Water Chemistry
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