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LOL well I'm online 24/7 pretty much. Of course I'm not always actively surfing but I'm almost always around :rolleyes: Later, Paul

Thanks nick, actually I was looking at that idea this morning, even have the spare box to run it on, just don't have time to learn everything right now. I'm in the process of learning Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, PHP and mySQL LOL only so many hours each day you know :) It's a great idea...

On the one day of the week I can devote a full day to working on the web site my host is DOWN! Just signed up for new host because 7 hours in one day is NOT ACCEPTABLE! :mad: Thanks for listening LOL Later, Paul

:eek: ROFL toooo funny! Leave the sand as is, tie cat to your largest piece of live rock, fill tank with fresh saltwater, presto cycle begins and cat problem goes away :) hmmmm only drawback is you'll probably need a HUGE clean-up crew, let me rethink solution LOL Later, Paul

Never have seen the game but I want it! Tell me more please. Later, Paul

would it be possible to "reinstall" the email notification feature? I really miss knowing when things happen on threads that I'm interested in. Thanks in advance, Paul

I'm not going to offer any suggestions on your original question here because I'm still new to this game but I will answer your last question. In your original post you asked if you had enough bio load without your wet/dry. Normally the term bio-load applies to what fish etc. are in your tank...

Nope, it's my understanding that you're right, be careful! Later, Paul

LOL your LFS said that using a 25 cent solution to a problem and getting the same results as their $2.00 solution? NOW there's a surprise if ever there was one :rolleyes: Later, Paul

Just so you don't think you're being ignored here LOL ... I didn't use any of the "thenes" which is why I didn't answer earlier. For my tank, canopy and stand I used laquer, to the tune of six coats, followed by several coats of a good furniture polish. Lot of work but most people who have seen...

I don't think so. I know that you *can* overdrive flourescent bulbs but it decreases their useful lifespan. I don't think the same is true of MH bulbs, I think you'd blow the bulb. Just my .02 and I'm sure I'll be corrected, it's just been that kind of day :( Later, Paul

So many possibilities :( Personally I think if it were happening in my tank I'd take a water sample to a professional water analysis company (yellow pages under water analysis, at least here) and have them run a *COMPLETE* water analysis for you. It'll run $25 - $50 bucks but should reveal the...

LOL my fault, I had written an appology but I placed it in an "open" arrow brackets and the board apparently interpreted it as an "undefined" HTML code and didn't post the message posting ... LOL at any rate, all I said was that I was sitting in the corner feeling embarrassed for being wrong :)...

ricky, you might want to take a couple of steps back and think about that. IMO a stand with that small an access area is going to be a real REAL pain in the bottom to maintain any sort of sump and/or refugium. You may want to think about buying/building another stand with enough room underneath...

It's in your profile, which can be modified by clicking on the "user cp" button at the top of the page :) HTH Later, Paul

hmmmmmm well it could be that both the answers are correct depending on the type of sand used? Not sure either way yields pretty close to the same number LOL oh well I tried, Paul

woooooo hoooooooo congrats! Enjoy her now, lord knows the rolling eyes and "what-ever" begins too soon :eek: Later, Paul

<sitting in the corner *again* for giving bad info, not lying though, I really thought 10 gallons were virtually all tempered bottoms> Sigh, Paul

thanks guy! look forward to seeing more of you around the board's again, you've been missed lately :p none of the usual broomer literary masterpieces to read :( Later, Paul

Length in inches x Width in inches x Desired Sand Bed Height in inches x .0641 = lbs. of Live Sand needed HTH Later, Paul