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Manually removed most of the hydroids yesterday. (See photo) There were several clumps on two separate very nice rocks that I didn't want to totally kill off yet. If they come back with a vengeance, it will have to be done, I suppose. Thinking of Sarah's idea of boiling them, I'm wondering...

Update, pump, hydroids? and algae Not much progress this week with other projects going in the new house (home theater projector and screen go in this week!) Tested the used Hammerhead pump to find it was seized. The previous owner probably never cleaned or even rinsed it when he took his...

Thanks Sarah, I'll try to explain better: What I'm thinking of doing is using the current 125 in the basement as the new sump and either getting rid of the smaller sump or using it secondarily. I hope that makes sense. The 125 is already bottom drilled with two large and two small holes. The...

Thanks very much. We're pretty excited about the house and the eventual tank that will be the centerpiece of the home. I've had freshwater tanks in the past, but saltwater is an entirely new experience. Next project is plumbing. Fun fun! The existing lines you can see to the right of the...

I hope this is the right place to post, if not, I could move to the newbie forum. Recently bought a house with a 225 tank built-in, but basically nothing but the tank left in place. I'll attach a photo I found of the tank set up in 2002 when the house was originally built. When originally...

We're in Castle Pines North, just south of Highlands Ranch near Quebec/Monarch.

Hello, Joe from Denver here. Have experience with freshwater, but new to saltwater hobby. Just bought a new house with a 225 gallon tank built right into the middle. Will try to attach a photo taken about 6 years ago when the home was originally built. Will have lots of questions on the...