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Originally Posted by trinac
Hey! Great improvement there!!! 
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Thanks Trina...i'm trying! If you look really hard you can see the birds nest you gave me! Thanks for that!
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Originally Posted by mseepman
One of the first things you're going to want to do is to watch the forums for a good used skimmer. Being that you're in Calgary, there are a ton of reefers there and you should be able to find one. The seaclone that you have is one of the worst on the market and will probably let you down in the long run.
Othewise, looking good!
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Thanks! I do realize I will need a good skimmer...but for the first tank, I didn't want to be one of those people that spent a schwack of money on the thing and then decided that SW wasn't for me. So now that i'm ok with it...a new/better skimmer is in the plans.
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Originally Posted by lastlight
New rockwork is really nice. I like those two feet/columns stretching forward from the pile. Fish should enjoy all the hiding spots too.
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Thanks! It took me awhile to get the rocks to a suitable, non-wobbly position. So for the time being, until something makes me tear it all apart and do it again, I won't! lol I really wanted to try the whole, "acrylic rod" thing like another member did, but my husband wasn't wanting to get his drill out...lol (does that sound wierd??)
I think the engineer goby must be hard at work 'cause I have yet to see him except for once since the change happened on Sunday afternoon and the tile fish are seemingly happy.