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he sure does need to make an apology just put the words togther and add a .com then you will see who is a true prick

It is widely believed that only pure water is required to calibrate refractometers. That fact is true of many refractometers, and is certainly appropriate for routine calibration, but it assumes that they were manufactured correctly and have not been damaged since manufacturing. As...

Nothing good happens fast in this hobby take the time and do your tank Cycling with live rock or some frozen shrimp

Look at it through crossed polarizers - tempered glass usually shows a lot of strain bifringence. Get some polaroid material (cheap plastic clip-on shades will work) and view through the glass with one sheet on each side rotated 90 degrees to each other. For instance, clip on one pair to your...

They are very good and most of the time mine only come out at night so stop pulling them out of the tank

Can't say the name here but do a web search of dr vet fish

It looks like the one's on the dr's site

Just look for oil in on the label i just like to use the sun dryed to make sure but that's just me

toasted is the kind you want most of the time the roasted is done in oil that's the one you don't want

toasted is the kind you want most of the time the roasted is done in oil that's the one you don't want

With a generator it's always best to have more than you think you need power go's out for a few days or weeks in winter or summer and you need ac or heat just to sleep or you want to turn on the tv to see whats going on or run your computer you want to try to keep your load at 70% of the...

Make the background black so it won't reflect as much as the lighter stuff

This is a sundial

I found a lot of these in my sump and found out that they are good for the tank Collonista are "mini-Turbo snails." They are seldom purchased by hobbyists, but are relatively common in reef tanks anyway, because they appear to hitchhike in on live rock or in some live sand. When hobbyists first...

Originally Posted by psusocr1 wow if ic ould get glass for free iw ould be buildig tanks like CRAZY!!! real big ones too!! Right now i have no time and no room i do have 10 lites of low-iron 36"X 96" 1/2" but no time or room to use them

Ok i'v started to play with it here's what i have so far all i have to do is paint it black inside the corner and i was even thinking of putting in some of the spray foam in there