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#1
08-17-2010, 09:41 PM
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Bayside is the only one in Saskatoon, for saltwater anyways.
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90 Gal, Profilux 3, dual Profilux power bars, Profilux dosing pumps (dosing Fauna marine), Tunze wave maker, Tunze auto top off, 4 AI blue modules, Vertec IN-180, refuge built into sump (approx. 40 gal running), running Vertex bio-pellets in 2 fishes reactor, 18w Coralife UV light, 40 lbs sand, 100 lbs rock 
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08-17-2010, 10:18 PM
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i was just going to say the same thing.
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90 Gal, Profilux 3, dual Profilux power bars, Profilux dosing pumps (dosing Fauna marine), Tunze wave maker, Tunze auto top off, 4 AI blue modules, Vertec IN-180, refuge built into sump (approx. 40 gal running), running Vertex bio-pellets in 2 fishes reactor, 18w Coralife UV light, 40 lbs sand, 100 lbs rock
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#7
08-18-2010, 01:05 AM
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Be careful, once you go visit Bayside and see the corals and meet the great staff it's hard to go anywhere else. I know when I setup in Calgary they'll be many road trips back to Saskatoon.
Google Bayside Corals for a map, they are on 45th Street West.
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