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11-30-2007, 02:42 AM
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Oh Man that's my problem. Unfortunately I've waisted all my money doing this myself I don't have any left to bring in the proffesionals. I'll bet they cost big $$. Oh well off to the dumpster with all my hobby junk....... He made me cry...
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Equipment Red Sea Max Livestock Corals Purple Mushrooms, Kenya Trees, Fish/Inverts Brittle Starfish,,Long spine Urchin,Snails,Crabs, Snowflake Eel,Coral Beauty, 
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11-30-2007, 03:48 AM
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Remember to stop by to visit the fine folks at "Underwater Depot" for all your aquatic needs. <I can't believe I actually bothered to find their website> Their "one of a kind" aquariums on their site are every bit as fine as the video would suggest.
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11-30-2007, 04:30 AM
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k, I'm just setting up my tank now (I know, stupid homeowner) and I'm wondering if I really need plumbing to suck the water out of my tank. If anyone knows a professional that might be able to answer this for me, I'd appreciate it. Thx.
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11-30-2007, 04:33 AM
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plastic coral! crap on a stick, i knew i was doing SOMEthing wrong. i wonder if our dear professionals can ever save my little disaster of a reef. i think mine might be salvageable, but i know marc's reef must be a complete write-off...
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