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Is this going upstairs where the old one was or is it going in the basement?

Yes it has, I’m still dry at the moment. Too many house projects, I did at least get my pellet stove upstairs on a WiFi thermostat! some day....but not right now.

It really sounds great, but now the problem is your couch may cramp your tank. Lol

What great news Sunny! Is this goi g to be in the basement or upstairs like the prior one?

A chalice of sorts. At night see if it’s sending out sweeper tenticals.

Look like bristle worms. Always had em in all the tanks I kept and never had a problem. They love to come out at night and eat any left over food. No biggie.

Hey Kyle, glad to see you back. What are you running with tank wise these days?

Raspberry, wineberry,some thorny berry plant. Not poison ivy. Instead of herbicide just put on gloves and pull it out. If new shoots start then use herbicide. This way you use less or maybe none at all.

I always had a good experience ordering from them when my tank was up and running.

Thanks Paul, Bob and I have had quite a few conversations at meetings. I'll try the misting/ water to speed it up.

Hey all, been busy fixing up a new house and admiring my dry 120 in the basement. Well, I currently keep poison arrow frogs and have been upgrading their enclosure. Used silicone 1 for back wall scape (4 tubes) and still smell ammonia off gas 1.5 weeks later. How long does this cure/off gas...

Cheers! Congrats on the new heir.

The place I got magnets from has them encased in a plastic shell. After 3years in tank water no issues nor corrosion for the one I broke open. Here is the site, k&j magnetics.

You are better off gluing to a magnet and have its mate on opposite side of glass. Check out my old tank thread and you can see at the time how crazy my back wall was.

Gulp! I like land....not too wet and not too dry. It's really an underrated commodity.

Hillsborough, central/west

Hawkings echinata. One color to the extreme, and great form to boot.

At my old house I had 2. One was for koi the other was a bio filter and wood frogs, spotted salamanders would spawn. I had about 8 15 inch koi that got eaten one winter by a fisher. I plan on putting in 2 at our new home. The one only posative about our clay soil is dig a hole and the water...

No worries, thank you. Just pass on to fellow club members.

Hah, Rob got that Hawkins from me last year. Lol