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Newt · 07-19-2005, 03:40 AM

Thanks Craig!

Woody, you could definitely try some anthias, I just hope if you do you have just an easy time with them as I am so far. I've seen them eat every kind of food that I feed to my tank. HBH supersoft, Omega flakes, Cyclopeeze, mysis, and brine.

Jiddy, Glad to hear from you again bud, haven't updated your thread recently, hope all is well. I would definitely frag some stuff for you some day, but first I need frags of my own. lol.

I actually did end up purchasing the ASM G2 skimmer like you suggested, and finally got it up and running tonight. I got off of my lazy *** and finished my sump project, which may I add is ghetto due to my lack of silicone skill, also finished the plumbing. So now I just have to fine tune the skimmer. I'm buying some caulerpa tomorrow at work, to add to my fuge section which right now just contains about 4-5 in. of aragonite sugar sand.

But now I really do have corals on the brain since all of my big projects are complete now, well except for buying a new lighting unit for the fuge, or jerry riggin' my old retro for it.

It's running smoothly right now so *fingers crossed* for no leaks tonight.

I'll post some pictures of the new fuge setup tommorow.

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Newt Torch coral Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Minnesota Posts: 595 View Gallery Karma Komment	Thanks Craig! Woody, you could definitely try some anthias, I just hope if you do you have just an easy time with them as I am so far. I've seen them eat every kind of food that I feed to my tank. HBH supersoft, Omega flakes, Cyclopeeze, mysis, and brine. Jiddy, Glad to hear from you again bud, haven't updated your thread recently, hope all is well. I would definitely frag some stuff for you some day, but first I need frags of my own. lol. I actually did end up purchasing the ASM G2 skimmer like you suggested, and finally got it up and running tonight. I got off of my lazy *** and finished my sump project, which may I add is ghetto due to my lack of silicone skill, also finished the plumbing. So now I just have to fine tune the skimmer. I'm buying some caulerpa tomorrow at work, to add to my fuge section which right now just contains about 4-5 in. of aragonite sugar sand. But now I really do have corals on the brain since all of my big projects are complete now, well except for buying a new lighting unit for the fuge, or jerry riggin' my old retro for it. It's running smoothly right now so fingers crossed for no leaks tonight. I'll post some pictures of the new fuge setup tommorow. __________________ -Jason- Formerly "JKreef"