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Hey Billy, I have a spare AC jr you are welcome to have, you would just need to get a DC8 or DC4 for it.

I will also bring some. I promised a piece to Rod, but I can get 2 or 3 good size cuttings form the current one.

2 adults that act like overgrown kids.

I will be bring a few large birds nest pieces and some Hydno pieces...

Knock on wood, or should I say concrete- not yet. Between Float valves, a water bug water alarm tied into an Aquacontroller. Come close, had a crack in the line to the water pump, but the water bug alarm triggered the AquaController to turn off the pump, so it was very little watter.

We promise - no floods and no broken stuff.... ::)

I am not aware of any vendor requiring that - BUT if that is an issue, they can verify it with me either via email (phil@gnsgroup.com) or I can send a verification to a vendor for you.

Because the Officers and lots of volunteers are completely consumed with setting up the badges and packets for MACNA attendees, I will be unable to print membership cards until after MACNA. (The badge printer is totally tied up for now) If your membership is about to expire, fear not, you won't...

If you are at a balanced stage, the total consumption will change (more corals equls more calcium), but the consumption rate willbe the same for both CA and ALK. If they are going down at different rates, then the tank we never reall balanced to begin with. 420 CA x 9 DKH 440 CA x 10 DKH 460 CA...

Lab Grade means that it can be run under pressure (The tip can be mounted in a high pressure return). Lab Grades tend to read/stablize faster, but are not necessarilty more accurate. I have used both at home and in our labs in my office and for the most part the readings are the same.

WHat you are missing is the fact the as DKH increases, calcium decreases. And conversely when you increase calcium DKH is depleted. So the first step is to get the 2 levels where you want them with individual 2 part solutions, then once they are at that level you must add BOTH CA and DKH of the...

Pomegranite martini for one - on the way.

http://www.reefgeek.com/lighting/T5_Fluorescent/Bulbs/54_Watt/ I like reefgeek because every bulb has a detailed description and a color wavelength chart so you see where the bulb is in the color spectrum.

No problem, but Daniel won in the raffle the Birdsnest I was saving for you. ;D

For those that asked what bulbs were in my T5 unit, I found my cheat sheet for them. Front ATI Blue Plus UVL Super Actinic GE 6500K Daylight ATI Blue Plus UVL Aquasun ATI Blue Plus ATI Aquablue ATI Blue Plus This combo gives very closer to a 14K look

I am so glad you made it Rich - it was so good to see you. and at least I dodged the NJRC Meeting curse....

Well the Meeting jinx as started - no, its not a tank problem, but my Beer Dispenser Tap system head broke right off... Fear not - there will still be Yuengling - just not from the Keg. I am sure we can still suck down some bottles.

You can float them in the sump if you want, also the basement is pretty cool down there.

Yes it was a great one. We a great outdoor party at the private campgrounds we camp in up in Gibson PA (near Binghamton, NY). It was Peter and I and 275 of our closest camping friends. Add 2 kegs of Yuengling, a keg of Birch beer, 300 hotdogs, 75 lbs of meatballs, and endless other knosh...

Once you mix salt, then readings become accurate - its just if you are trying to test for something in RODI water with nothing in it, the tests are inaccruate. Only TDS - which should be "zero" is accurate with hobby grade kits.