Good news!
I was checking the website's statistics page, and an alert came up stating that I had too many files eating up server space and that I needed to delete some. Since I knew that wasn't true, I contacted customer support. The tech support guy checked everything out, and updated my account to match the current Business Pro package offered by ipowerweb.com.
I created a new webpage for those of you that want to use a glass aquarium for a sump. Using some acrylic pieces, you can make a satisfactory sump and save a lot of money.
The webpage about a 16w refugium lightbulb has been updated, to provide better information that is easier to follow now. 16w bulb
All the images from MACNA have been edited and sorted, and are now available online. FYI, there are over 13 megs in images, and another 9 megs in video.
Everything has been spread out over several pages, so even dial-up should be okay.
I'm off to MACNA in Washington DC for the next few days. I hope to come home with lots of great pictures. :)
A DFWMAS club member helped me with some HTML code for this blog, so that the archives are neat and tidy in a pull-down window.
Thanks Steve!!!! 
I made a new webpage just to document the Pico tank.
http://www.melevsreef.com/pico.html
I did a 54g water change on the 280g, and cleaned out the sump of all detritus. The skimmer was cleaned as well, and it was nice to discover how easily the Sedra pumps disassemble for cleaning.
I remember when my site was quietly doing its thing. I just checked the statistics for the first four months of this year, and melevsreef.com received about 8,000,000 hits; in other words a lot of traffic. It translates into 340 gigs of traffic, guys. Amazing!
Our club is going to have a one day conference on March 26, 2005!
If you are within a few hours drive of Ft Worth, Tx, you are welcome to attend. Our club is flying in four speakers to share their knowledge with the hobbyists!
Today it was announced that my 280g diary was chosen as
in Reefkeeping Online, an excellent online magazine for anyone caring for saltwater tanks.
