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Pete, You are talking about the Main Fountains directly across from the Conservatory.... I actually found two pictures of the pumps that supply water to those fountains ...this first one purposely made to look old in B&W: And this second one that I think is truely old: I could not...

"We are opened 11-8 Tuesday-Saturday and 11-6 on Sunday." Hours Mon Closed Tue 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Wed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Thu 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Fri 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Sat 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Sun 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sun 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

White balance your camera or use gels. See THIS post from Mike about using gels.

If you're buying this new, make sure it comes with the new pump....I believe SP2000. The older ones had Atman pumps and that company is either out of business or soon to be. If you buy it used and it has an Atman, the upgrade kit (including the newSP2000 pump) runs about 80-90 bucks.

Caught these two mating moths in my side yard just now. I believe they are the Blinded Sphinx Moth (Paonias Excaecata). I don't see them very frequently, and first time seeing them mating:

Matt, phenomenal job! I've never seen mitered steps before....I'm liking it! Just not sure how you are supporting that second piece of Trex??? The only problem I see with you completing the porch is that the wife will now have some other job for you.

I don't see any supermodels. I'm assuming they are taking the picture. :o

I use to be a rinser until I read THIS from Dr. Randy. You don't need to read the whole thing...just the section titled, "Rinsing Food and the Effect on Phosphate."

Edwin, you've seen my tank. I refer to it as a mature mixed reef....a little bit of everything. I'm consuming about 0.7 dKh per day.

Sounds like you had a great day! Happy Birthday.

This is timely about big pumps. My wife dragged me to Longwood Gardens (built by Dupont), just south of Philly, for her birthday. One of the things they had was a man-made waterfall, and the first thing that hit my little beany button was, "Those pumps must be enormous!" On our little...

The RC dimensional plan is up to 4 foot tank, 2x4 with no center support. Over 4 feet, 2x6 upper frame....WITH NO CENTER SUPPORT. Your are correct, these are extremely over built. You won't need a center support using a 2x6 top frame.

i have no problem with this. I'd suggest you keep this salt and use it during your transition. 1/3 IO to 2/3 your new salt on each water change. That's what I'm doing using up the RC i have left. If you were closer, I'd take it. Good luck.

I think it best you start planning your future job first! :o

Might want to check out Tractor Supply for a stock tank. They have a sale going on the 100 gallon for $70. Quickly looking up the Bushkill area, the two closest are: 7.67 Miles BLAIRSTOWN - 1275128 SR 94 STE 9BLAIRSTOWN,NJ 07825(908) 362-0082 OR 19.63 Miles POCONO SUMMIT - 12512970...

The only thing I can say is WOW! I wanted to stop by to see the chickens and bees, but work kept me away. Looks like a winner for the few who stopped by. Pete, this is the one thing I like about this club....pay it forward.

John, they are open 11 to 6. I'll be stopping by tomorrow after work.....after 11.

I'll take a guess.......about $6 for the motor, $3 for the magnets, $0.49 for the plastic......I think that totals about $350! :o

Reminds me of a dual crossflow blower fan commonly used on energy effecient fireplaces: