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Phase II SALES! First for the Misc items: Eheim Aquaball 2208 (internal pump for pico/nano tanks) (http://www.eheim.asi...t_aquaball.html)- 25bucks! Used for about 4months for my QT and experimental tank. Will give remainder of my Rowacarbon as a freebie. Condition 8.5/10 Bag of Biohome 1kg, established on Ultra Fauna Marin, Ultra Bio- 50bucks! Tank's been running stable since the start, have never lost LS due to water issues. Corals- One rock of 3 multi colored mini carpets- 70bucks total! (Each carpet opens up to about 3-4in across!) 1. Deep red with Green skirting YK2O1184_rs by AloysiusMun, on Flickr 2. Orange with different toned out rings YK2O0334 by AloysiusMun, on Flickr 3. Green with Blue skirting Aussie Acan Striking Red polyp and Purple polyp- 50bucks! (+ free more than 20 polyps of EagleEye Red face, black centre and green skirting) (photo will be uploaded later) Fish- Yellow Tang (2.5in) (Healthy, free of ich, active, constantly grazing, pellet feeding, seaweed feeding)- 30 bucks! (+ free 2 pieces of Ocean Nutrition Green Seaweed) YK2O1154_Rs by AloysiusMun, on Flickr Christmas wrasse (2.5-3in) (Active, likes to explore tank, will attack pest on Zoas, pellet feeding)-20bucks YK2O1119_rs by AloysiusMun, on Flickr Mated Pair of Onyx Clowns (Male- 1-1.5in, Female- 2in) (Active, VERY playful)- 80 bucks! (+ Free New Life Spectrum Marine Formula 1mm sinking pellet (90% left) and Selcon (70% left) 35380_450409782844_635327844_6217747_837560_n by AloysiusMun, on Flickr SMS me at 97580282 for immediate deal! Items will be WYSIWYG as I live with my parents and have 3 dogs at home so its inconvenient. Thank you for your kind understanding. Collection will be in the East, off Upp East Coast at my condo's guardhouse.

Up for u bro, new house = new tank! Lol! All the best!

hmmm, i am pretty new myself but from what i understand from reading as well as from the pros here, what is paramount in your tank should be the cleanliness of the water. understanding the nitrogen cycle is key in maintaining a successful tank. a wiseman once said: "the key to keeping SPS is simply maintaining good water parameters!" thus, if u were to question why do we need so much equipment, i think alot of bros here will tell u that they actually dont! many pepople started with many equipments, only to find out that they dont really need them and employ other methods that actually works better. if a single equipment works for you, i'd say you gotta tell us how u did it! but alot of us here will concur this, each and every single day is a new learning experience. for example, the role of a skimmer is to simply remove excess nutrients such as waste, food and other gunk from the water. an algae scrubber will do the same job if u have done it correctly. thus, some bros here simply go skimmerless and employ other methods of removing nutrients (remember the nitrogen cycle) to ensure clean water. u mention canister filters, however, it is not very popular in reefing but more for freshwater i guess. lastly, i believe that the need for more equipment ultimately stems from the fact that as we seep deeper into this hobby, we feel a greater urge to try to replicate as close as possible the natural characteristics of the ocean. and day by day, we see more of the corals that were once thought to be impossible to be kept in captivity. but through advancement in technology, we are truly able to appreciate the beauty of these corals in the comfort of our own living room. if you happen to visit another reefer's place and the fella is a true SPS fanatic, you will know that the tank is really a slice of the ocean, right there in his living room. so in the quest for perfection, we sought solace and comfort in our dosing pumps, kalkwasser and calcium reactors, praying before we sleep that tomorrow, the numbers will once fall back in line and the little beauties will once again flower.

i think you should take a picture and state if its with cabinet etc etc