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moldrik · #1 12-08-2008, 10:34 PM

Yeah, I'm not sure on the type of anemone, but from what I searched around, I think it's a type of BTA. I bought the anemone from a fellow canreefer.

I will say that the fish are moving a lot more now, I think they are just a bit scared and shy. I looked at the test and yeah, I was referencing the fresh water table, not the salt water. I must have misplaced the salt water test book *sigh*

Do you know where I can find the table by any chance? Also, when I think at it, even though the liquid was "clear" it was fairly foggy/opaqy. I have a horrible time describing things.
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ElGuappo · #2 12-08-2008, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by moldrik

This could be me being a dolt, but the nutrafin/hagen test comes out like a clear, bright yellow color. < 0.6

My tank is setup as follows:

Hydor Koralia #2 ( I do agree with you, i dont find that this gives enough water flow )

i have one of these in a 25 g tall. 24w x 24t x not sure deep. i am setting up and once it has cycled i will be adding at least a koralia 1 to up the flow. so cant see this being enough byitself in that tank.

Snaz · #3 12-13-2008, 05:06 AM

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Originally Posted by mike31154

And is that your heater laying in the bottom? I would advise getting the top of the heater out of the water. I know many are supposedly fully submersible, but I just don't trust that with my life.
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That looks like a Visitherm Stealth Heater which according to my LFS is the only aquarium heater to be CSA approved as fully submersible. It has the CSA logo on the box and the box says "Fully Submersible". It's all plastic and does not have an "on" light, I really like mine. My tank is always 78*. Anyone use this heater?
Keith.

moldrik · #4 12-13-2008, 05:46 AM

It is that heater and it seems to work pretty well. The nem is opening up a bit and it looks a bit better. Maybe it just got cranky?

mike31154 · #5 12-13-2008, 01:52 PM

They'll do that from time to time, mostly after they've digested something they've been fed. It's kind of their way of regulating their internal chemistry and it may expel some waste when it does that. As long as it doesn't stay that way for more than a few hours, nothing to be alarmed about.

mike31154 · #6 12-13-2008, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Snaz

That looks like a Visitherm Stealth Heater which according to my LFS is the only aquarium heater to be CSA approved as fully submersible. It has the CSA logo on the box and the box says "Fully Submersible". It's all plastic and does not have an "on" light, I really like mine. My tank is always 78*. Anyone use this heater?
Keith.

Many heaters have the fully submersible rating and CSA approval. People have become ill consuming federally inspected produce. Matter of choice I guess, I choose to keep the top of my heater above the water line. The adjustment knob is a mechanical interface to the internals of the heater and I just don't feel comfortable having that under water. I do have a small powerhead running my skimmer which has the cord partially submerged, so I guess I'm taking a chance there, but those are encased in epoxy and there isn't the mechanical interface I mentioned as in the heater.