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03-09-2009, 02:57 AM
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I still like the Cadlights tank better. I've seen Oscar's it's pretty sweet. The Signature 39 is a good size and it's lighting is MH & T5HO plus it has a built in fuge, uv light and cooler. Pricing isn't bad either. Not sure what it cost to get to Summerland but it couldn't have been too much as the JBJ and the RSM were both on Oscar's original list of options.
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03-09-2009, 03:09 AM
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I had the same debate last year. I ended up going with the JBJ HQI NanoCube and have no regrets at all. I love the look of the tank, and the stand. I thought ugly plastic stand for the red sea max, really cheapened the appearance of it. I have had no problems with any types of algae and keep a lot of corals, including SPS, which are all thriving.
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03-09-2009, 03:22 AM
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I have the JBJ 28Gallon and love it.
Because i also have a 300 gallon system, I gave into my wife and agreed to sell my JBJ. Mine also has chiller, UV, Canister Filter, better skimmer, and much more. In Calgary, you will pay $800 for the tank system with Stand. I will give you everything, worth over $2500, for $1000 If you are interested, PM me, we can talk. Rick
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03-09-2009, 03:52 AM
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I like the look of the rsm. Some of the reefers over on nanoreef will ship their hoods out to nanocustoms.com and have them modified with an hqi . This however is costly.
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03-09-2009, 04:03 AM
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Yes, to upgrade to HQI 150W is around $500......
Whats the time way to get rid of the algae hairs? i saw 1 or 2 last week and now is up to 10 little one.. tried sucking them out but no luck, i also tried to pick'em, but no luck too.
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