PackLeader's 200 gallon Reef

That sounds like a great way to get carbon monoxide poisoning. Enjoy your garage nap.

 

LMAO. I have stayed out in the garage for entire days with my propane heaters. Usually either reloading or banging on my guitar.
I would worry more abouth the fumes coming from your garage

 

yes my jet burners can blow through almost a whole tank in 2 brew sessions. now thats some power

 

sooooooooooo, how are the fish doing? I hope you are happy making those fish suffer for no reason, if the tang police saw that they would take away your manhood, literally ;D nah just kiddin' dude, any new pics? whats the nitrite and nitrate readings tonight? notice any other params go up? I still can't believe this is all on tap water!

 

I run our reef on tap here in Reno too! I had it all tested when we moved. It was funny, the water I had been buying from the "pure water" store was actually worse than our tap! I tell you, you never know what you are buying.

 

psh. Arcain you should see the prefilter on my RODI. It's covered in brown algae and its only a week old lol

 

Well.... just read all 18 pages of this thread, sorry I have not been keeping up Pack!

Great to meet you the other night, I mean really, "Hi, my name is Jason, here is a beautiful pulsating xenia and starry blenny for your tank." haha

Speaking of those little gifts, I owe you a beer or six and the blenny is very happy. The xenia seems happy as well; I have placed it at the top of my tank where there is a lot of light and the lowest flow possible. You rock!

If you need a hand with that stand let us know, our labor rate is affordable.

 

No worries dude. I am the one that should buy you the brew. Taking the blenny was doing me a favor. And the xenia is like crabgrass

 

Nah when the xenia starts growing crazy just frag off 98% of it and chuck it into the trash can. Then you still have the 2% left to start over with

If I lived across the country...I'd help. But oh darn I guess I don't have to do manually labor after all. so sad.

 

Really? Well, I'm not sure it will ever be that prolific in my tank. I seem to be able to sustain things, but nothing really grows too fast.

Trying to figure out my camera so I can get a pic of the Belnny (his new name is Leonard ). He really is pretty, about 4 inches long with vibrant yellow dorsal and pectoral fins. He has staked out his three favorite hiding spots and in the evening he comes out to play a bit. ;D