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It would seem that you need to do that to get the height difference.

I was wondering how yours works as I didn't see the screen over the low outlet. I guess I can inspect it in a few weeks. Did you use a ball valve?

How often did you have to adjust it? Do you find this to be needed less often with the bean animal?

How often do you have to adjust the air flow?

There are 2 advantages of using a Durso standpipe for the overflow. It is the cheapest as it only requires one bulkhead and drain line, and it can be used with a siphon from the tank to the overflow box in applications where a new bulkhead is not possible or warranted. Plus, you can use it on...

HERBIE OVERFLOW If you employ a Herbie overflow in your plumbing, could you add a photo, if practical, and your thought on it in your set up, such as problems, tips, or suggestions. I am trying to learn more about them and our NJRC members may as well. In a reef tank, a Herbie overflow is...

there is a purple hair algae, although the lighting may be contributing to the purple look.

You mean I shouldn't have been drinking the Zuma Coladas from my drink tank?

Well, I still have my drink tank aquarium. It just isn't doing well. First, the water surface level is high enough to get salt creep on the corners and cover. I loose a 1/2" of water a day. To keep under $100, there is no auto top off. The high spigot is in the back only allows for semi-skimming...

I thought the link below did explain it well though, like Burrito and others said: 1. The drain pipes inside the overflow that insert into the water side of the bulkhead can be left unglued as you can remove them for cleaning the overflow box if desired. Or the pipes can be glued together to...

The intent of the post was to let members know of a unique opportunity to see the displaying cuttlefish, not to bash Jenkinson's. The original reef tank was not in a good location as far as maintenance. It had some great specimens and was my favorite; everyone else looked at it for a few...

I have seen the cuttlefish often at Jenkinson's Aquarium in Point Pleasant. They are usually hiding in the sand and are colored like the sand. Today, two were displaying the light and dark spots rippling along their bodies. Unfortunately, the upstairs shallow coral tank now appears to be...

Here are a few more pictures from the internet. Flame (I have seen it called Flemming) pigmy Pigmy note yellow tail orange color Flameback note yellow and blue tail Black nox Collins Pigmy Interuptus Coral beauty

The dwarf angelfish's size lends itself to aquariums. They generally get ut to 1.2 to 6 inches. They are of the Centropyge genus. Some like the flameback, flame, lemonpeal, bicolor, coral beauty and Potter's angelfish are fairly well known. others like the peppermint are very rare, especially if...

How did you get that picture. With the walk bridge there, all I got was net. I tried reaching out to do a behind the scenes tour but I did not receive a response.

Here are the rockfish. Another of my buddy. Puppy dog-like eyes The sea horses in their new tank. A ghost-like anemone. This is supposed to be a juvenile fish found in the Absecon Bay. Does anyone recognize it?

Atlantic City Aquarium was a nice stop between high school wrestling rounds in Atlantic City. They didn't have the Fu Man Chu lionfish or the Peacock Mantis Shrimp on display - Those tank were taken down. The sea horses have been moved to a much nicer display. I also don't recall the rockfish...

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And a few more. A lionfish. The blue lobster. A coral.. A monster wrasse. I don't know what type. . And some stony corals. And a copperband.

Here are some more photos. The Hippos. A starfish. Some jellyfish. I Don't know what fish were in with this eel. Here is a fish from the shark tank.