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they are just not as smart as labs. and it probably doesn't help he spent a year in the humane society before i adopted him.

i know he is. he is a lab mixed with a Newfoundland. he has the body of a lab and is the nicest large dog i have ever seen. but he has the hair and the brains of a Newfoundland.

i have been around. just haven't really had much to talk about. have been spending most of my time trying to train my big dumb dog i adopted in late June. when we got him he only knew sit and shake. he was at the humane society for almost a year. and he is 3 years old now...

me and my cat Tony.

should work out vary good for you

i bought my tank the new tank in April. but i already have a 55 gallon tank that every thing is going to go into. once i get the light done i start building the stand and move every thing over to the 125 tank.

a 72 inch, 125 gallon talk.

i would never reuse water. just be simpler to make new water to use.

until i have saved up the $550 needed to buy all the remaining parts to the 7 x 60" T5 retrofit light on 3 Icecap 660 ballast i am building. i have only been saving up money since late June.

i know this question came up a couple of months ago and they said that it wasn't in they're future plans.

i would go with the T5 fixture but replace the stock bulbs with much better ATI bulbs.

o thanks guys. i have been a little busy for the last month and haven't been on as much. we got our first dog a month a go and am still trying to get him used to our house.

no it does not come with a power cord. you have to wire on to the green black and white colored wires on the wire harness. takes about 5 minutes. also if you get two fans, one cooling the end caps on each side the bulb life should be able the same.

4 bulbs on a Ice cap retro kit would be enough for any thing.

fix the stand and make it square.

T5 all day long.

i would say that snails do have one of the worst smells after they die.

thats why i wouldn't order if the warms is above 80 or below 30.

you would get best results with a ice cap retrofit.

try lowering the power head a inch or so, and see if that helps any.