Resurrecting a very old tank
My dad ran this tank (55 gallon) since I was a Freshman in High School up till about 10 years ago. I assisted him with maintaining it and a 155 gallon tank, so I have some experience. It was a reef tank that he was able to keep afloat until he moved and everything died in it when he moved. I’m now...PRE-ORDER – Red Sea MAX 250 Plug & Play Coral Reef System 65 Gallon Aquarium w/ Stand & Starter Kit – Silver
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Overall Rating: Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon Red Sea Max 130D - The Complete 34 Gallon Coral Reef SystemRed Sea is pleased to introduce the new Max 130D. The 130D includes numerous significant upgrades and improvements from the original Max 130, and reflects feedback received from thousGrounding wire
I just read in one of my reef books that grounding the tank is a good idea. I have a wire that has a plug on one end and a small 3 inch rod on the other. The plug just has the grounding portion that is medal and the prongs are plastic. I am assuming the rod goes in the sump and the plug gets pluged in so...