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I just re-read your post and I'm already in my car driving to your house to beat some sense into you. No more MACNA's!!!!! One and done! We had a very unique group of people then, with some unbelievable skills. I'm not sure we have that now.....sorry.

Had a great time at the NEW JERSEY event! I won a Deepwater DC10 pump in the raffles. Can't complain.....except that it was in NEW JERSEY.

Yes, you can SET it on my front porch! Dance Actually, I have all my MP's set on Reef Crest.

Now verified straight line winds at 70 miles. No tornadoes.

Best of luck to all. Just heard on the news that Atlantic City Power won't have everyone on until Sunday.....PSE&G says mid Friday for their customers.

Very nicely done James. That looks neat and compact.

How about some pictures........and in lieu of a "Thank You," I'll take a check. Dance :grin:

I'll most likely be available....but too early to give specifics.

After 36 years (actually longer because that's as long as we've owned the house) the filter on the 20K gallon tank in the backyard required change. I've been milking this thing the past couple years. This year, on start up, it coughed, and I told the wife I'm not even opening it up. My...

The picture of all those snails reminded me of an incident with a local reefer who collect snails here in NJ. He would break out with dermatitis, and for the longest time blamed it on zoa/paly toxins. A couple times he ended up in the hospital. Eventually....and I'm talking more than a...

+1 on running a refugium and increasing water change schedule.

ACC rents a PAR meter. Don't know what they charge.

There is no need to test nitrite. Nitrite is of no concern for saltwater creatures. Even if you see it's there, it has no impact on the tank.

That needs to be GE Silicone I......NOT II. And you need to let it cure for as long as you can.....3 days in nice, 5 days is better.

Chris, I'm confused....what do you mean you used the bayer stuff. Bayer Complete Insecticide is a coral dip and not a tank treatment. Explain please.

Gee-whiz James, maybe my Goldilocks method of choosing a grill is flawed. The Vermont Casting (closest to you), was tooooo big. The Master Forge (at the end), was tooooo small. But the Ducane (right in the middle), was just right. :grin: The veggies were cooked on the Ducane.

Is that all of it or just a piece. It looks like a section of bristleworm/bobbit worm/eunice worm.

I've resurrected this post because I've discovered a great use for the grill mats. I use to use grill baskets to do grilled vegtables. The problem with these baskets is that they don't hold much. I'd typically had to do three lots of cooking to get the vegetables done. Well, with two...

Mike, I've got a truck if you need a hand....although I'm working Sunday, I could work it in. Let me know.

It almost brought a lump to my throat seeing the title of this post. Glad to see you're staying in the game Mike. For those who don't know (too new to the club), Mike has been one of the most generous members of the club....in goods he's given away and in the time spent with members...