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i'll just make them url's instead,
some updated info on my set up is: i'm going 15x15x15 starfire now, = 15 gallons, for a total of about 19 gallons with my cannister filters included. i'm going with the 70w MH retro fit, with a 20,000k bulb. i've decided to give BB a try, if i cant stand the look i'll just throw a bit of Arag. in
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02-28-2006, 08:58 PM
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Looking good, keep us updated
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I don't understand....
You spend btween $5.00 and $7.00 on live rock and then you BAKE it. Are you really putting it in the oven and killing everything that you payed all the money for? J
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02-28-2006, 10:25 PM
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ummm..not exactly...i got it all in a bucket, in saltwater of course...with a heater and powerhead...except the lids on so no light can get in.................
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Oh ok
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Sorry I'd never heard that term before. I'd heard curing, cycling but never cooking. and with so many people "Baking" there rock these days I thought it was the lates thing to do
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anyone have any ideas for a small powerhead i got put low down in my tank for some more flow "you can never have to much flow..." i want something super small, was thinking i might just got with a seio 620..but i'm not 100% on that yet..
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