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I'd really like to get some chaeto in my rsm250, has anyone used an in-tank fuge that suctions to the back wall with success? thanks

Hi all, bot a jbj 1/5hp on CL, seller only had the 3/4" barbed tube where the hose attaches to the chiller. Hoping someone out there with a similar jbj chiller has a pair of the 5/8" barbed elbows laying around that I can take off their hands. Thanks, Jon in Charlotte

Ok, as the title implies, this is not a happy post. Started up a RSM 250 that I bought off CL. Been running about 4 months, started stocking it after 2 months. Pre-stock parameters were very good, just as they are now. A variety of corals are all doing great, as are inverts. Temp a little on the...

Sorry for the faux pas, but I don't have 25 posts yet so can't post in RSM section. Bought a used RSM 250 and surprise, surprise the skimmer pump doesn't work. New ones are just $100 so don't want to pay near that for a used pump that goes bad in no time, but if anyone has an extra for whatever...

Looking for the standard unit that comes with the tank if, anyone has upgraded.

I've seen posts here saying that the owner of a RSM250 upgraded the skimmer. I'm kinda new to this, can anyone suggest an alternate skimmer that fits into the RS250? Don't mind paying up for a cleaner tank but don't want to buy one that I can't use. Many thanks

Well, bot it used but new to me. Have been reading a lot of threads here and its all great info, but since every reefer has their own style and level of handyman skills the guidance can get a little scattered. So I hav the aforementioned RSM250, 50lbs dry rock and 40lb "live" aragonite sand...

I'm moving from a 29g nano to a RSM 250. Now I assume the standard answer is to move the live rocks into the new tank. HOWEVER: the old tank did not go very well, to say the least. And there are those minute white starfish pests all over my tank. I am strongly inclined to use the same rocks...

Waiting for the arrival of my RSM 250 On Vet Day. Been running a 29g cube for a couple years with less-than-stellar success, but I hope I've learned along the way and with a significant upgrade in equipment that we will see better results. Also running a 6g at my office with MUCH better success...