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aw, shucks! thanks for the thoughts! awol for a while but i appreciate the thread/thoughts! :o

i used to take that position, but nowadays after seeing what some "newbies" can do with nano-reefing, i've changed my stance. i've altered it to be: "i wouldn't recommend nano-reefing to anyone who doesn't have the patience to learn the hobby first." because imo, whether you do traditional...

this is actually two shots i spliced together. because of the intense sunlight (sometimes even not-so-intense) creates a glare/reflection i usually get reflections of my driveway. so i've recently been taking two front shots and cropping/pasting to form a unified shot. the seamline is right...

NR's pico contest just ended and this is the last official fts pic i was planning to submit. i'm going to continue the tank but the [Stock] rules are now no longer in effect.

if you already have a basic and you're looking to upgrade, i'd suggest you save until you can do it all the way versus doing to what you can afford now and then thinking of upgrading again after another while. go for a metal halide setup. 70W minimum to 175W maximum. i prefer to supplement...

thanks all! well, to both of you at least! :hallo:

exoticfish.com, great prices and if you catch his receiving schedule just right, very fresh. (used to be tuesdays) themarinecenter.com, good prices and big piece (show size)specialist.

i met Big P*ssy (ala Sopranos) at La Guardia once. not an approachable fellow.