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I've been using primer and glue/cement on all my PVC aquarium projects for the past 10 years or so and I have not had any issues with leaching chemicals. As long as the glue is completely dry ( at least 24 hours) before you run your water through it, you will be good to go.

Stricktly fish only with live rock ( approx 1.5 lbs per gallon )

I'm really looking for that best bang for the buck. If that means $350 ....ok if it's $150 great if it's $500 and up ....not so great, but, I have to do what I have to do.

I'm driving myself crazy reading reviews for skimmers. I have used AquaC in the past with decent results. However, it is too small for my current tank 220 plus another 30 in the sump. I am looking for a skimmer that is quiet and offers an excellent performance / cost ratio. A PROVEN PERFORMER...

I looked into a custom from perfecto with starfire glass and it will still be cheaper then the Oceanic. Oceanic raised their prices 25% bringing the 178 from $700 to $1100..ouch! Plus I can tweek the size a bit to my needs which will bring the capacity to over 200 gallons. Thanks for your input.

Hi, I am new to living reefs forum but I have been in the hobby for over 30 years now. In that time I have owned many tanks and equipment and have seen the quality of brands I grew to trust take a nose dive. I was about to purchase an Oceanic 178 Ultimate Reef Ready tank when I was informed by...

Hi, I am new to living reefs forum but I have been in the hobby for over 30 years now. In that time I have owned many tanks and equipment and have seen the quality of brands I grew to trust take a nose dive. I was about to purchase an Oceanic 178 Ultimate Reef Ready tank when I was informed by...