RTV103 or 108, waaaaaay stronger than silicone, you can get it at Grainger supply.

What sizes are you looking for? I have some smaller pieces of super clean, dry rock. It's not fancy, but you can have it cheap. I also have a few cured pieces in my sump.

One of the more serious wrasses will do the trick, most aren't reef-safe though.

I saw an older guy in there buying a few big zoa rocks, it was hard not to tell him to pass because they're infested with a few things that will ruin a nice tank.

Progressive might want him, they had an army of flatworms last time I went, may have fixed it by now though.

That's an awesome deal on the 6100, if I was currently employed. I'd be all over that.

Ozone will go a lot further, and is pretty close in price when you compare quality products.

BTW, most of us have beaten ich by just keeping a stable healthy tank.

+1, run carbon, preferably bituminous or lignite.

This is a pretty cool little dog if anybody needs a buddy. Very well behaved and friendly, no accidents in the house, good with other dogs, and he loves to play.

Hey folks, I found a great little dog (15 lbs) in Theodore the other day, a little black and white Jack Russel. If nobody claims him in a couple days, he'd make a great companion for somebody. He's pretty laid back for a Jack Russel, haven't even heard him bark. http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll...

Crustman wrote:Cool, it may be a Bighead sea robin. I would not trust it with any reef fish or inverts when it gets a little larger.

Yup, he's got "ambush predator" written all over his spiny lizard head.

If you ever decide to frag your badass metallic hammer, let me know

I'd consider giving him to somebody with a bigger tank, he needs a sand bottom, but that's it.

What type of ballast? Is it hooked up right? Make sure your bulbs are seated correctly too.

reeveDreefer wrote: or where I can get my hands on some aquarium safe silicone?

Grainger (in town) has RTV108 (clear) and RTV103 (black) to fix your tank, don't use any of the stuff at home depot.