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We're still running 2.05 for credit prices from East Brunswick through Howell. I did see a 1.99 for cash at a few stations today though.

I don't know of a local resource, but there are a couple of online resources for rotifers. You could contact ReefNutrition, for example. I know they could sell you some. There's also a Seahorse website that sells them, if I'm not mistaken. Good luck!

I went looking for a link, Bob and got VERY distracted, lol. I'll see if I can find one for you! :)

We're working on the 2009 schedule now. We'll let you know when we've got it ready to post up. Thanks!

I wouldn't use ANY coralife timer. I believe it was the non-digi that started the fire on RC. I think their outlets are faulty.

I'd use an ACJr, Brian. Sorry, Dave. I can't answer that question.

I have frog and hammer colonies intermingled and they're all fine. I think once you get into torches and bubbles they're too far removed to play nice.

Great progress, Steve!

Fish?! LOL. You're putting fish in there? Oh yeah the corals need fish poop. ;D

The rockwork looks great. Should provide LOTS of room for corals.

Glad it is happy! You really should avoid trying to get so close with your photos... when you are inside the working distance for the camera you can't get focused pictures. A little further back seems to make for a better photo. Be sure that you're exactly perpendicular to the glass for the best...

I saw one on the Nikonian's for sale forum for a good price...

The frag tank is always chock full of goodies. A great trip no matter when you go. And, you're also not far from Red Sand and OGII. If you make it a triple stop it will be WAY worth your trip. Be sure to shop hop while you're in the area.

Coralife timers are NOTORIOUS for going up in smoke. We threw ours away after I read the story of the fire on RC. Those poor people lost their home. Glad it had a happy ending for you, if not without taking a few years off your life expecancy.

If you're able to leave enough for pliars to grip while still saving the valve you could give it a try , you could try and hope for the best. :)

You want to keep that ball valve, so probably best to "lose" the bulkhead. It looks like you can cut up against the bulkhead and reuse what remains. If you're brave (and a little crazy) you can cut at the mid-point of the pipe and use a heat gun to pull the PVC out of both sides. That's a whole...

They either grow like weeds for folks or shrivel up and die. Welcome to the other half of the population!

Is it leaking from the PVC joint or the threads? If it is the threads unscrew, re-tape and try again (Cement? You didn't cement the nut, did you?). If it is from the pipe, you have a couple of options.

Yeah I know, Booze. I tried to get it changed, but Andy couldn't change the date. :-(