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    tank size for an emperor angel

    "What the minimum tank size would be for a 1 to 2" juv emperor angel. " 30 gal would be the min for a juv emperor angel that size and move it in to a bigger tanks as it grows. Minimum for a Adult would be an open 180gal.
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    RBTA or RLTA?

    I have three tanks with four of the same E. quadricolor (Splits). Two have no bubbles they are in tank together hosted by a pair of clowns. The other two are in two separate tanks with no hosting clowns, they both have very nice bubbles. Based on my observations the hosted anemones seem to...
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    Used pumps not working

    you need to check a few things. On the gen-x remove the pump assembly from the motor in the motor there will be a drum that rotates when the motor is plugged in you can also rotate the drum by hand. Verify that the drum rotates by hand free and smooth. Then plug in the motor and verify that it...
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    Used pumps not working

    So there is water in the pump??
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    HLLE help

    "who were you talking to about frags" This was for Reed
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    HLLE help

    My guess and only a guess is that the HLLE fish have an internal parasite robing them of nutrition do you have any clear pictures of the fish with HLLE? The belly region it fat, thin, normal? PS. I have some of your corals, I will donate frags of them back to you when your ready for them.
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    Used pumps not working

    You need to prime the pumps meaning there needs to be water in the pump and in a good portion of the lines for them to start pumping. Hope that helps, David
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    dkh is tooooo high

    My first assumption is that your test is off. If you tank has normal levels of CO2 then your ph would be elevated to around > 8.5 at 16.0 dkh. If you test is correct then I would do a 20% water change. The Alk will fall and it will fall relatively fast, maybe 2-3 days.
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    Aaahhhhhh!!!!!!

    Yeah, Its a real treat
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    Aaahhhhhh!!!!!!

    Well, I dropped mine in a 5 gallon bucket with 3-4 gallons of skimmate. It still works great, but still has a bit of an odor to it. As long as no liquids entered into the tube it should be ok, just recalibrate.
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    HELP!!! Ungodly PH spike

    Big water change 30% or >, cross you fingers.
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    sulphur denitrators

    well you can convert this Calcuim Reactor to one, with this. Conversion Kit and that gives you this. Sulphur DeNitrifier
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    Korallin Calcium Reactor Help

    I'm not sure which is #1 or #2, I only use the output in the center of the lid it is not connected to any pvc pipes. The one that is on the pvc pipe is completely shut off.
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    Korallin Calcium Reactor Help

    I have been using a 3002 for around 1 1/2 years. I gave up using the output line with the co2 shut off feature and now use the line in the center of the top. The reason was I was pulling small bubbles in through the feed line to the reactor in the sump. I do 28-33 bubbles per minute of co2 and a...
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    Euro Reef question

    Your ETSS 600 is a great skimmer. I'm not a fan of EuroReef I have and have had a few. Have you looked at H&S and Deltecs Offerings?
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    GFI VS GFI breaker

    I see the question marks. :) I felt that even though it was poised in a question that it is an assumption that is false and needs to be cleared up. Others reading may have assumed that they do guard against fires. I was trying to clear things up only. Thank you, David
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    GFI VS GFI breaker

    Donw did. thank you, David
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    GFI VS GFI breaker

    GFCI devices do not offer any fire protection. Please do not think they do. Most fires are caused by bad connections that slowly heat until combustion begins.
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