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how much for your red zoas?

Nope, just selling the diamond reef quick start system with air pump currently.

upz.

Camera phones can take so called "better" images because their sensors are so much smaller than DSLRs. And since HP manufacturers are squeezing so many MPs into such a small sensor, the image looks much sharper and has greater DOF when it is reduced to a small size. If you were to view a HP camera image taken at full size compared to a DSLR's, you will find that the HP image is very noisy and lacks a lot of details compared to the DSLR.

Actually flow rate fast or not should not shorten or lenghten the lifespan for DI filters. There is a max volume that DI filters are rated for and after that max volume is reached, it will be exhausted. A slow flow rate will enable you to get a 0 TDS reading while a faster flow rate may get you a higher TDS reading but it should not be higher than your tap water reading.

Wah...U got x-ray eyes or use bino to see???

upz...$100 quick sale.

Ho much for your tlf marine snow & phosban?

Bro...go slowly...one step at a time...

Kapok is strong enough... Preference is up to you.

Selling the Diamond Reef Quick Start system below. Bought from JR Marine for my nano tank about 9 months ago. Just decom last week. Selling at $150. Interested, pls PM me.

Both are ok. But I guess Chengai could be more popular.

Feeder pump is used to feed the aquarium water to the skimmer. It is connected to the water inlet of the skimmer. According to the specs of the AP701, it needs a feeder pump of 1000L/hr. You can use any type of water pump for the feeder pump as long as the specs at least match the required flow rate of the skimmer. You can see the link below for more information on the AP701. http://www.theaquariumsolution.com/files/D...ers%20(3)_9.pdf

The Deltec 701 for sale in the thread below is more than sufficient for your tank. http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=82722

3ft tank, got for at least 8mm. Normal wrought iron stands are ok but you have to take into consideration that they will definately rust so it's better to get stainless steel stands instead if you have the budget. For a sumpless setup, you will definately need a powerful HOB skimmer. The Deltec MCE600 would be sufficient for your use. Also, you will need to get a good cannister filter with a high flow rate and a chiller at the very minimum.

Bro, Ocean duo wave maker control 2 power head alternate timing from 10sec to 6mins interval - can be used with which wavemakers???

AP851... But do make sure you have at least 30" clearance in your cabinet otherwise you may not be be able to fit the skimmer in your sump.

Coolgear101, I suggest you contact Xersion directly? Anyway, I got mine already new from C328. Thread closed.

The dimensions of the Deltec skimmers are in the link below: http://www.theaquariumsolution.com/files/D...imensions_2.pdf

Yes, size wise, 300 and 600 are almost the same.

Got it at a low price too...Now running and waiting for the skim mate to come out... But it's darn heavy...especially when full of water...

If you are getting the Deltec MCE skimmers, take note that you must have at least 4" clearance behind or at the side of the tank where you are hanging it. For Deltec, the MC500 model can be mounted INSIDE the tank.

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Looking for the above. PM me if you have any for sale.