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seabass
I see that the stock rules state that you can only use a single 50/50 daylight/actinic bulb. Would use of a single 50/50 daylight/daylight bulb be allowed in stock? It’s more of a change in spectrum versus intensity.

Also, would an HOB and two powerheads on a wave timer qualify for stock? Only one powerhead would be on at a time (along with the HOB).

Is this stretching things too far for stock? I can understand if this setup needs to be entered into the custom category. Thanks!
Christopher Marks
Yeah, I think that's stretching it too far for Stock. The idea is the keep everyone's equipment parameters the same.
Asin
Chris,

Am I correct in assuming that HOB's turned into fuges are not allowed? Are we only allowed a "normal" HOB?


Seabass, sorry for the highjack of your thread. smile.gif
seabass
QUOTE(Christopher Marks @ Sep 28 2006, 02:53 PM) *
The idea is the keep everyone's equipment parameters the same.
That’s cool. Thanks for your time setting this up!

One last question, are we OK to paint our tanks before Sunday?


QUOTE(Asin @ Sep 28 2006, 03:45 PM) *
Seabass, sorry for the highjack of your thread. smile.gif
No problem whatsoever!
Christopher Marks
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Am I correct in assuming that HOB's turned into fuges are not allowed? Are we only allowed a "normal" HOB?

Correct. While you could technically place macro algae in it, additional lighting wouldn't be allowed.

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One last question, are we OK to paint our tanks before Sunday?

Yes, you can do any work you want on preparing your system before the official start. It just cannot have water in it until we begin.
Asin
So, its okay to remove the filter media from an aquaclear HOB and place LR rubble in it, as long as we don't add a light? Isn't this considered a "Mod'd" HOB? Just want to make sure that a "mod'd" HOB is still okay for the "stock" contest.

TIA
Christopher Marks
You can place whatever you want inside of the HOB filter, as long as the unit itself doesn't break the rules.

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