Re: well, tank is for sale, whine, cry, whine

[Wayne Sallee]

Wolf, You should know better than to abuse
rec.aquaria.marine.reefs by attaching all those photos.
And they are pathetic photos at that.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



wolf wrote on 12/27/2005 11:12 AM:
> Well, guys, the tank is for up for sale now, anybody live near vista/san
> diego california or close enough to drive come take a look.
>
> 60 gal reef tank, 6 years established. about 100lb live rock, 30lbs marine
> sand, 20lbs aragonite in 6 gal refugium sump, 4x40w no's, 2 fish, many live
> rock, unfinished stand
>
> email for photos. this tank was converted to salt about 10 years ago, was
> converted to a reef about 6 years ago. I have practiced building a self
> sustaining eco-system. This tank is mostly self sufficient. minimal water
> changes needed, balance has been struck. a multitude of self grown tube
> worms, mushroom, many small reef natural born starfish and snails, tank
> filters it self, no filters, just 6 gal sump and refugium. sump uses a
> hanging siphon-wier overflow box. the pinewood stand is a year old, and is
> extremely sturdy and has room for all equipment below.
>
>
> Tank
> Specifications
> -60 gallons glass
>
>
> a.. Clearly Perfection 6 gallon wet-dry sump converted to refugium (oops)
> i mean refugium.
>
> b.. 2 penguin 802 power heads, 1 in the sump 1in the tank for circulation
>
> c.. Lights; 4xNO(fluorescent) 4-feet 40W/e. 160W total. 2x 50/50's
> 1xActinic and 1xCoral 10k, will need to upgrade for hard corals.
>
> d.. Approx 2" Deep Sand Bed that is Sugar Fine White Marine Sand.
> a.. approx 75-100lbs live/cycling rock, fills the middle of tank 2/3rds to
> top.
>
> b.. ProQuatics HydraMatic 300w Heater placed in external siphon box,
> standard 100 watt backup heater.
>
> c.. Latest Water parameters
>
> d.. nitrate(no3) 0.0-2ppm </>
>
> e.. calcium hardness 7 DKH </>
>
> f.. ph 8.3
>
> g.. Salinity 1.024
>
> h.. temp </79
>
> i.. calcium600ppm </> Maybe the aragonite and superbuffer is keeping it
> that high.
>
>
>

[TheRock]

Tell us how you really feel Wayne...LOL : )

"Wayne Sallee" > wrote in message
...
> Wolf, You should know better than to abuse rec.aquaria.marine.reefs by
> attaching all those photos. And they are pathetic photos at that.
>
> Wayne Sallee
> Wayne's Pets
>
>
>
> wolf wrote on 12/27/2005 11:12 AM:
>> Well, guys, the tank is for up for sale now, anybody live near vista/san
>> diego california or close enough to drive come take a look.
>>
>> 60 gal reef tank, 6 years established. about 100lb live rock, 30lbs
>> marine sand, 20lbs aragonite in 6 gal refugium sump, 4x40w no's, 2 fish,
>> many live rock, unfinished stand
>>
>> email for photos. this tank was converted to salt about 10 years ago,
>> was converted to a reef about 6 years ago. I have practiced building a
>> self sustaining eco-system. This tank is mostly self sufficient. minimal
>> water changes needed, balance has been struck. a multitude of self grown
>> tube worms, mushroom, many small reef natural born starfish and snails,
>> tank filters it self, no filters, just 6 gal sump and refugium. sump uses
>> a hanging siphon-wier overflow box. the pinewood stand is a year old, and
>> is extremely sturdy and has room for all equipment below.
>>
>>
>> Tank
>> Specifications
>> -60 gallons glass
>>
>>
>> a.. Clearly Perfection 6 gallon wet-dry sump converted to refugium
>> (oops) i mean refugium.
>>
>> b.. 2 penguin 802 power heads, 1 in the sump 1in the tank for
>> circulation
>>
>> c.. Lights; 4xNO(fluorescent) 4-feet 40W/e. 160W total. 2x 50/50's
>> 1xActinic and 1xCoral 10k, will need to upgrade for hard corals.
>>
>> d.. Approx 2" Deep Sand Bed that is Sugar Fine White Marine Sand.
>> a.. approx 75-100lbs live/cycling rock, fills the middle of tank 2/3rds
>> to top.
>>
>> b.. ProQuatics HydraMatic 300w Heater placed in external siphon box,
>> standard 100 watt backup heater.
>>
>> c.. Latest Water parameters
>>
>> d.. nitrate(no3) 0.0-2ppm </>
>>
>> e.. calcium hardness 7 DKH </>
>>
>> f.. ph 8.3
>>
>> g.. Salinity 1.024
>>
>> h.. temp </79
>>
>> i.. calcium600ppm </> Maybe the aragonite and superbuffer is keeping
>> it that high.
>>
>>

[TheRock]

Oh yeah...still cracking up...hehehe

"TheRock" > wrote in message
news:4cisf.1466$lv3.1454@trndny03...
> Tell us how you really feel Wayne...LOL : )
>
> "Wayne Sallee" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Wolf, You should know better than to abuse rec.aquaria.marine.reefs by
>> attaching all those photos. And they are pathetic photos at that.
>>
>> Wayne Sallee
>> Wayne's Pets
>>
>>
>>
>> wolf wrote on 12/27/2005 11:12 AM:
>>> Well, guys, the tank is for up for sale now, anybody live near vista/san
>>> diego california or close enough to drive come take a look.
>>>
>>> 60 gal reef tank, 6 years established. about 100lb live rock, 30lbs
>>> marine sand, 20lbs aragonite in 6 gal refugium sump, 4x40w no's, 2 fish,
>>> many live rock, unfinished stand
>>>
>>> email for photos. this tank was converted to salt about 10 years ago,
>>> was converted to a reef about 6 years ago. I have practiced building a
>>> self sustaining eco-system. This tank is mostly self sufficient. minimal
>>> water changes needed, balance has been struck. a multitude of self grown
>>> tube worms, mushroom, many small reef natural born starfish and snails,
>>> tank filters it self, no filters, just 6 gal sump and refugium. sump
>>> uses a hanging siphon-wier overflow box. the pinewood stand is a year
>>> old, and is extremely sturdy and has room for all equipment below.
>>>
>>>
>>> Tank
>>> Specifications
>>> -60 gallons glass
>>>
>>>
>>> a.. Clearly Perfection 6 gallon wet-dry sump converted to refugium
>>> (oops) i mean refugium.
>>>
>>> b.. 2 penguin 802 power heads, 1 in the sump 1in the tank for
>>> circulation
>>>
>>> c.. Lights; 4xNO(fluorescent) 4-feet 40W/e. 160W total. 2x 50/50's
>>> 1xActinic and 1xCoral 10k, will need to upgrade for hard corals.
>>>
>>> d.. Approx 2" Deep Sand Bed that is Sugar Fine White Marine Sand.
>>> a.. approx 75-100lbs live/cycling rock, fills the middle of tank
>>> 2/3rds to top.
>>>
>>> b.. ProQuatics HydraMatic 300w Heater placed in external siphon box,
>>> standard 100 watt backup heater.
>>>
>>> c.. Latest Water parameters
>>>
>>> d.. nitrate(no3) 0.0-2ppm </>
>>>
>>> e.. calcium hardness 7 DKH </>
>>>
>>> f.. ph 8.3
>>>
>>> g.. Salinity 1.024
>>>
>>> h.. temp </79
>>>
>>> i.. calcium600ppm </> Maybe the aragonite and superbuffer is keeping
>>> it that high.
>>>
>>>
>

[Wayne Sallee]

LOL

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



TheRock wrote on 12/27/2005 4:17 PM:
> Tell us how you really feel Wayne...LOL : )
>
> "Wayne Sallee" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Wolf, You should know better than to abuse rec.aquaria.marine.reefs by
>>attaching all those photos. And they are pathetic photos at that.
>>
>>Wayne Sallee
>>Wayne's Pets

>>
>>
>>wolf wrote on 12/27/2005 11:12 AM:
>>
>>>Well, guys, the tank is for up for sale now, anybody live near vista/san
>>>diego california or close enough to drive come take a look.
>>>
>>>60 gal reef tank, 6 years established. about 100lb live rock, 30lbs
>>>marine sand, 20lbs aragonite in 6 gal refugium sump, 4x40w no's, 2 fish,
>>>many live rock, unfinished stand
>>>
>>>email for photos. this tank was converted to salt about 10 years ago,
>>>was converted to a reef about 6 years ago. I have practiced building a
>>>self sustaining eco-system. This tank is mostly self sufficient. minimal
>>>water changes needed, balance has been struck. a multitude of self grown
>>>tube worms, mushroom, many small reef natural born starfish and snails,
>>>tank filters it self, no filters, just 6 gal sump and refugium. sump uses
>>>a hanging siphon-wier overflow box. the pinewood stand is a year old, and
>>>is extremely sturdy and has room for all equipment below.
>>>
>>>
>>>Tank
>>>Specifications
>>>-60 gallons glass
>>>
>>>
>>> a.. Clearly Perfection 6 gallon wet-dry sump converted to refugium
>>>(oops) i mean refugium.
>>>
>>> b.. 2 penguin 802 power heads, 1 in the sump 1in the tank for
>>>circulation
>>>
>>> c.. Lights; 4xNO(fluorescent) 4-feet 40W/e. 160W total. 2x 50/50's
>>>1xActinic and 1xCoral 10k, will need to upgrade for hard corals.
>>>
>>> d.. Approx 2" Deep Sand Bed that is Sugar Fine White Marine Sand.
>>> a.. approx 75-100lbs live/cycling rock, fills the middle of tank 2/3rds
>>>to top.
>>>
>>> b.. ProQuatics HydraMatic 300w Heater placed in external siphon box,
>>>standard 100 watt backup heater.
>>>
>>> c.. Latest Water parameters
>>>
>>> d.. nitrate(no3) 0.0-2ppm </>
>>>
>>> e.. calcium hardness 7 DKH </>
>>>
>>> f.. ph 8.3
>>>
>>> g.. Salinity 1.024
>>>
>>> h.. temp </79
>>>
>>> i.. calcium600ppm </> Maybe the aragonite and superbuffer is keeping
>>>it that high.
>>>
>>>
>
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