Re: [GSAS-Member] New Salt tanks?

["Larry Litten" <LLITTEN@wecon.com>]

Cliff,

The gang at Blue Sierra are pretty good with all that and they have
lots of both new and used parts for a the lighting.
http://www.bluesierraexotics.com/about.htm


Larry Litten
Wilbur-Ellis Co.
(206)310-5530
llitten@wecon.com
-----Original Message-----
From: gsas-member-bounces@thekrib.com
[mailto:gsas-member-bounces@thekrib.com] On Behalf Of Clifford Miller
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 10:02 PM
To: Greater Seattle Aquarium Society member chat
Subject: [GSAS-Member] New Salt tanks?


Just curious if any other GSAS'ers have taken the saltwater plunge
since
hearing Phil's talk?

I'm getting ready to re-seal the new (very old) 90 gallon tank I
picked up
last week, which is going to use my 50 gallon as a sump/refugium (I
hope).
 Today I picked up 50lbs of live rock, a nice big bucket of live sand,
and
about three buckets of random goodies from craigslist.  Still looking
for
a skimmer...

Unfortunately it appears many of the critters didn't make it through
being
compacted in the sand bucket (which is where the sand was when I got
there)...but there are at least a few super-tough little crabs and
snails
that successfully ran the gauntlet.

One of the random goodies is a very sparsely labeled ballast with an
18-pin "quick connect".  It says 4x48, which I assume means four
fluorescent tubes? I'm guessing that's not enough for fancy corals,
but
it's a start. (the guy had said it would work with a variety of
lighting
types...I had always thought ballasts were specific to the type of
light/bulb?)  Any ideas about where to search for the bulb caps that
attach to the quick connect? (ie, pet shop vs. lightning supply?)

Cliff

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