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I was asked to build a 4' x 3' propagation tank for DFWMAS, and after a little thinking and a little more time building, this is what they got.  This is a

A sump was requested for a corner tank. Because there was no room to work in that stand, this sump & refugium was designed to be installed in an adjacent

Things pertaining to the room's design Had I known it would take me nearly seven months to build and set up the new tank, I probably would have hired some

Topping off around the clock is the best way to keep salinity stable, and doing so from a reservoir avoids any risk of excessive additions of RO water. The

I love having full access to the reef, and a rolling light rack is my favorite way to create that kind of space. Lighting is crucial for a reef tank because

Here's the blog entry explaining how it was plumbed in: http://www.reefaddicts.com/entry.php/1304-Aquascaping-and-Sumpology  From the livingroom side, the

Keeping everything organized electrically makes it easier to turn things on and off and plug things into safe dry outlets. I knew I'd be using the American DJ

I asked them for my dream tank, and they built it.  The 400g Starphire glass tank is 84" long by 36" wide by 30" tall, and has a full width external overflow

With the 60g on the stand, leveled and positioned near the wall - I left a small gap behind the tank to avoid salt-creep damage to the sheetrock - I needed to

I have a Versa (single head) pump that is feeding my calcium reactor. I've had it running for months. Recently, it appeared that the calcium reactor's effluent

On March 17, this coral (pictured above) turned bright green, after looking perfectly heathly for nearly 2 years in my tank.  When a coral suddenly changers