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the tank is indeed still available if you live in the NY/NJ tri-state area. I need to get rid of it it by this weekend. Price to sell!

It comes with a heavy heart that I have finally come to a place financially where I can no longer continue to care for the marine life at the level they deserve. I've tried to prolong this as long as I could, but its simply too much money for me at this time, esp in the aftermath of a divorce. I...

Yeah, its really a matter of controlling your water. If you're using tap, make sure your silicates are met with a strong silicate remover or you risk diatom blooms.

I don't understand. Why would the timestamps matter? I'm just being helpful.

Bergen County, NJ near Tappan and Piermont.

I use the mean green killing machine. it's a self contained unit and includes a powerhead. Good UVS on a budget. You can buy it from petco or amazon for around 50-100 bucks. Comes in 9W and 24W, depending on the size of your tank. 24W is for around 100 gallons. 9W for about half that. Make sure...

I'm looking to get rid of my saltwater setup. I have to move far away and I just can't break this down and take it with me. I am willing to part with it for $350 or best offer to anyone who knows what they're doing. Specs: 125 Gallon w two overflows maple stand and canopy 50lbs live rock...

nothing really eats it. try red slime remover and check your water parameters. also try running your lights for less hours a day.

try red slime remover

they make medication for that. called red slime remover. works wonders. reef safe too. also watch your water parameters.

what else do you have in it?

its hard to know what you're talking aobut by description. can you post a pic?

thats a lot of money man, but i imagine if you're considering it you must have it so go for it! lol

do u have a protein skimmer? maybe there's some cavitation from a powerhead?

dont use any of the old rock or sand from theold tank or risk reinfection

looks like too much of a hassle

good uv sterilizer goes a long way