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- 20 - Name: Mike Kalavity Comments: haven't seen the book yet From: Canton OH Type of tank: 75 gallon SPS (mostly) reef
Guest 24 Name: John Calendine From: Punta Gorda Fl Comments: Would like to know about protein skimmers and chillers.
. What specifically do you want to know? P skimmers
& chillers is a large and general topic. Thanks for stopping by and
If you write back I will do what I can to give you some answers. Type of tank: 260 gal. Reef Tank Guest 23 Name: John Sousa From: Morris Plains NJ Comments: I was really interested in adding yet another tank to
my series. This time I want set up a mini-reef (almost micro-reef, probably
about 30 -55 gallons.) But I really have never attempted this before and
I am scared to take the plunge. Type of tank: 2 African cichlid tanks(1 Malawi,1 Tanganyika) Guest 22 Name: Tom Riley From: Tulsa OK Comments: Great Photographs of your system. I am envious. Type of tank: 45 gallon flat back hex/ reef Guest 21 Name: Thomas Lukas From: Sumner Wa Comments: I am curious about any maintenance problems associated
with live sand. IMO any substrate should be cleaned/vacummed
to remove accumulated debris. Getting behind & under the live rock
can be difficult and a nuisance. I prefer to use the berlin method. Sand
stirrers ie:starfish crabs gobies don't work that well for a long term
setup Of course it can be done however, IMO live sand is to provide adequate
filtration nitrification & denitrification which will occur with using
the proper amount of liverock 1.5 to 1.75 lbper gal. On the other hand
if you prefer to use less rock you can make up for the lb per gall with
the sand but it should be cleaned. It is easier to clean maintain rock
than sand.If you need more specific info mail me Type of tank: 100 Gal Reef Guest 20
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- 10 - 15 - 20 - Name: David Klevens From: City: Joliet State: IL Comments: Looking to start up a reef tank. Book looks interesting.
Send my best "hello" to Jack @ Reef Life. Great pictures and views! Type of tank: had several 55 gal general salts in past Guest 19 Name: DAVID BEASLEY From: Reston Va. Comments:IM JUST BEGINNING TO LEARN PLACES TO VISIT. MASLA.COM IS
VERY NEAT I HOPE TO FIND GOOD PLACES TO BUY LIVE ROCK AND CORALS AT GOOD
PRICES, BUT ITS VERY EXPENSIVE. IVE BEEN AN AMATEUR FOR ABOUT 7 YEARS.
I AM FORCED TO BUILD MOST OF MY OWN EQUIPMENT, AND AM WORKING ON A CANOPY
PRESENTLY Type of tank: 33 HEX FLTBACK AND(20H+50BREEDERSHARING SAME SUMP) Guest 18 Name: Phalos Young From: Evansville Indiana Comments: Just getting started inn salt water. Set my aquarium up
seven weeks ago. Tank has cycled already . I have about 25lb. of live rock,one
bulb anemone,one curley-Q anemone, one yellow tang, one tomato clown. Still
need more live rock, hard to find here of any quality. Guest 17 Frances Evelyn Eanes I would very much like to own a reef/marine tank but I realize the
dedication it will take to keep it healthy. Also, I am trying to learn
more before I dedicate myself. I currently have a 55 gal freshwater setup. Guest 16 Name: Robert 6/7/97 I have a reef From: San Antonio Texas Comments: Humm.... Guest 15
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- 10 - 15 - 20 - From : Michael Cordero 6/5/97 I have a reef. From: The Philippines Comments: nice tank...have not read your page in detail yet but
friends say its great so congratulations on having a great page... Guest 14 From: Monika Paulino 6/2/97 I have a 55-gal fish only. From: Honolulu Hawaii Comments: reef tanks are illegal here; am going to inquire about
the availability of aqua cultured corals and live rock through the Waikiki
Aquarium. I enjoyed your book! Guest 13 From:Duane McGilligan 5/26/97 Yes I have a reef. From: Waterloo, CA USA Guest 12 From:Jeff Lombardi 5/26/97 Yes I have a reef. From: Marlton, NJ USA Guest 11 From:Janet Diaz 5/24/97 Yes I have a reef. From:NY Comments: I started a 10 gal reef tank about 2 months ago. I need
help, Im losing my purple algae. Im adding Kalkwasser started 2 days ago
you think this will help... also putting in a cap full of liquid calcium.
Last week I put in a sail benny and a tomato clown and they died 2 weeks
later. JANET ! Your email address bounced, mail me
again and Ill try to answer your question make sure of your return address.
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- 20 - From: Richard Durso 5/20/97 Yes.I have a reef. From: Wappingers Falls, NY USA Comments:Hiya Robert, Thanks for the E-mail exchanges. My
wannabe reef is 55US Gallons (about 50 actual gallons), 40lbs of Fiji live
rock. Tank is still in cycle, holding off on water changes until tank cycles.
Temp constant at 78, SG: 1.023, Am: 0.25, Ni: 2 or 3, Na: 50+ Plan on another
40lbs or so of live rock, and a skimmer. (Damn tough to decide on a make
& model). Next thing to add are some hermit crabs and snails to take
care of the damn algae! (and a little scrub, scrub, scrub..) Guest 9 From: Richard Adams 5-10-97 Yes I have a reef. From: Toronto Canada Comments:Wow !!! Finally a book that explains it all... in very
simple to understand dialog. I highly recommend this book. Guest 8 From: Karl Hockman 4-15-97 Yes I have a reef. From: Woodland California Comments: I heard of this site and book from the reefs chat channel. Guest 7 From: Daniel Lipton 3/28/97 Yes I have a Reef. From: San Francisco California Comments: Your book and allot of hard work helped me regain control
of my reef, which was plagued by cyanobacteria and hair algae for months. Guest 6 From: Steve Knerr 3-25-97 No reef tank now From: Fairfax, VA USA Comments: I am putting together info to assemble a 55 gal reef tank
in the next couple of weeks. Guest 5 Top
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- 20 - From D.M Liddle 3/16/97 I don't have a reef tank From: Naperville Comments: I think your tank is awesome ! I hope to have something
similar one day. Guest 4 From: James T. Clinton 3/12/97 I don't have a reef tank From: Madison CT. Comments: I am very impressed with your Website. If I decide to
do a reef aquarium this will be my first stop. Very nice... Guest 3 From: Molly Evans 3/1/97 I don't have a reef From: Illinois I ADDED YOU TO MY FAVORITES PAGE . . . THINKING VERY SERIOUSLY ABOUT
STARTING A REEF TANK IN OUR NEW HOME. YOUR BOOK SEEMS PRICEY. YOUR TANK
IS BEAUTIFUL THOUGH. Guest 2 From: John Owen 3/2/97 I found a message in a news group to which you responded that addressed
a problem I have -- chronically fading coraline algae. Perhaps you'd be
willing to elaborate? I have a (36x18x18)gal tank w/ 4x36" RO tubes on
top, 2xTritons & 2xCoralife50/50. pH runs around 8.2,calcium around
430, DKH around 12. Other macro algae seems to grow just fine. Do *you*
think we need more light, or would you recommend a different mix if tubes?
(You reco'd 2/3 actinic blue & 1/3 actinic white in the message to
which I referred -- but I've never heard of "actinic white. For budgetary
reasons I want to stay away from high output and MH lighting, but I don't
think I can squeeze another 36" double bulb fixture (I have 2 already)
over the tank. What do you think? Guest 1 Top
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- 20 - From: Adam Clouse 3/2/97 From: Branford CT. Ive really enjoyed your book Thanks!
