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I can't afford to give up anymore floor space in my home

cool cool, I'm in no big rush to go bigger (it's alot of damn work to change out the tank) but eventually ;) if I see a 90gal (or even a 110) corner overflow for cheep, I'll probably pick it up and hide it in the garage til I'm ready

BTW, Jeff and I kept the beers flowing for a few hours after you guys left, I ended up falling asleep on the couch with 1/3 glass of Old Rasputen on my chest. woke up around 1am to a cold surprise running down my armpit ;)

Bigger is always Better, right? ;) I like the presance that a 90gal has (I'd even consider a 110 if I came across one used), and it dosn't take anymore space in my house than my 75gal also the larger volume would be nice, more room for fishies, more volume means (typicly) slower...

hey man, you still around?

it was good having you guys over friday night, hope you guys enjoyed the beers ;) thanks for the reef talk (and the stout)

cool, thanks. I was under the impression that sifters were pretty tough, I like "tough fish"

Hey Momma, How you doin'?

how old was your ballast? where did you buy it? I'm curious because I just picked up a dual 250w hqi Odyssea fixture.

guess it dosn't matter, he didn't make it. :cry: wife found him yesterday morning being eaten by my clean up crew :eek: he was grey/white with pinkish stripes going front to back at least he was cheep

I'm interested in these skimmers myself, I'm actually hoping to have a couple experienced reefers (Sherman and JNarowe) come check out my system and give me some advice this week.

many people buy complete 75/90 gal systems with 20gal High glass tanks as sumps. I've got a 29gal tank under my 75gal it holds my filter sock, ASM Mini G skimmer, internal 24w UV sterilizer, 250w Heater, a media bag full of rubble rock, and my 1050gph return pump, as well as about 10-20lbs of...

I'm always interested in meeting other reefers and shooting the ****. maybe next time I can check out Darrell's tank :D it's easy enough since I was driving anyways. (one nice thing about commuting to Seattle and Back to Bremerton on sundays)

I won some feed :oops: was nice stopping in and going thru all the leftovers (last hour of sunday) btw, what kind of sand sifteing goby did I get (it's not the yellow headed or orange spotted) i was trying to tell my wife, but he went and hid back in my rockwork, I havn't seen him...

Kick Ass, I never win anything ;) just another excuse to stop by the shop again in a couple weeks.

here's a review http://reefbuilders.com/2010/02/24/swc-120-160-cone-protein-skimmers-unboxed-impressions/ SWC 120 & 160 cone protein skimmers unboxed and first impressions

Anyone in kitsap any Mentors in kitsap, I've had SW tanks for a few years now (my 75 gal for about 2 years now) but still havn't had anyone (experienced) view my tank. I'd love to get some input and suggestions on what I'm doing right, what I'm doing wrong, and what would be a good plan...

what about if you are throwing more pods (tigger pods or other cultivated pods) in the fuge, maybe a bottle every two months?

this is awesome, I had a pair a while back, they ended up getting bullied by my evil sailfin (now traded in to the LFS) I'd love to get mandarins again.

or possibly a sponsor could have some basic supplies available for purchase ;)