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good to hear.. could you give this damsel i cant catch an adjustment.

storm is a very nice phone.. heard theres some bugs but no big deal. it's cool that the screen does click when you puch it not just vibrate like some other screens do. anyone with the Curve got any must have Apps?

we took the Krave's back tonight and got the blackberry curve. so far the phones are nice.. we ended up having problems with the motorola phones crashing not to mention the browser wasn't the greatest.. so we'll see how the curve holds up..

you can wash the sand.. should suffice for a cleaning.. i'll see if i can find the link to the "how to"

Three items... A hole saw. A Dremel too which has a compass attachment that is capable of perfect circles http://www.dremel.com/en-US/Pages/default.aspx or a Roto-Zip http://www.rotozip.com/ The dremel has a pin that pushes into the center of the wood you are cutting out so there is little...

i have 1inch inside Diameter tubing coming off of a 3way splitter.. the line to the sump is 1 1/2inch in the overflow and a joint 2inch line running to the sump.. i think i need to make the lines going back to the tank 1 1/2 inch or bigger to get a better flow volume. And in went 100lbs of sand...

you can order direct from them register on their site.. http://www.sera-usa.com/product.php?productid=16533&cat=510&page=1 or here.. OHIO V http://www.shop.trilbytropicals.com/product.sc?productId=1025&sourceCode=froogle

On my overflows.. i have both going to a single 2" line with a ball valve.. Should I seperate the lines and reduce the size? I should be able to pum 1200GPH back to the tank once i get the 1.5" return lines in but at 2" the to sump flow is ridiculous, 2100 GPH at each 1.5" durso pipe and 3300GPH...

I haven't updated this in a little while since i have been focusing on the 220.. I had added some live rock a little while ago that had tons of life so a new FTS is in order.. My anemone which you all remember was completely white is now a light green and i have a Condy anemone as well that...

Verizon and Motorola Krave ZN4

i get Arabic computer talk when i try to access the forums or my PM's from my phone.. :/

i set my settings to this.. * Picture Modes o Picture Mode : N/A o Color Temperature : Warm o Aspect Ratio : Wide * Precision Settings o Contrast : 60 o Brightness : 50 o Color : 52 o Tint : G1 o Backlight : 3 * Advanced Video Menu o Noise...

WE pulled the trigger on a tv tonight.. 47" insignia from BB http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8632875&type=product&id=1194052042360 1500 for the tv, swing arm wall mount and warranty. i know TV's are all different, anyone got any ideas for what settings i should use?

I vote for use of a torch.. one size fits all solution.. you could melt the acrylic together, melt the glass together and touch up with silicone. also take care of any pesky hitch hikers and or inlaws at the same time.. uhh.. i mean Look over there ---> (leaves the scene) forgot the...

Re: new tank starting Could we keep this to one Thread? The previous thread should be good enough for this question as well. or i take it you decided already on a size?

OK lets start off on a different foot.. How old are you? do you have a part time job? i mean $300 for a complete setup is stretching it even for a tiny tank. *30 gallon link is the same as 55 gal.. FYI ;) and uhhh... well the first link is for a Catalytic converter ??? ::)

walmart has a 55 kit for sale $149 i think.. comes with an emperor HOB filter, net, heater, air pump and such..

it depends on the house construction and how the tank will be supported.. 1 gallon of water is 8.34lbs so 55gallons is 549lbs + sand and live rock if thats what you are planning on doing.. your looking at 550 -600lbs easy

I don't know the price on the Bow front but a 55 gallon tank would probably be great for a start since your getting it as a present.. Generally the idea is to go as big as you have space for/can afford.. The tank is the cheapest purchase you will make.. Some corals are going to be more than you...

weldon is for acrylic.. it melts the pieces together like plastic..