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I hung a sien net behind it to see what it looks like. If I leave it like that, I'll have to hang something else behind that to hide the wall. I'll get a pic now. Thanks again everyone.

Sorry. Shrank it down to message board size. Don't know what happened.

A few canopy shots. Still not finished yet, but was able to get tank up and running.

Looks good. Any progress?

It's looking good.

Is this one in your tank now?

Are you hoping that it's your PL? Looks like it might be.

you can post a reply to that. something like: he rips me off and I get a negative feedback?

The miter cuts on anything is the easiest part . The diag. cut is easy on the side. It's a 22.5 degree cut. I can tell just by the dimensions you posted. You can design it as fancy as yous like.

Sorry John. I don't know how this post slipped past me. Yes, my saw will cut 12" Try calling Monmouth building center in Shrewsbury or a similar lumber yard for prices on 3/4 x 12. I'm ready whenever your ready.

Beautiful Merv.

Can you point a powerhead towards it? Or blow at the base with a turkey baster. See if the flesh starts to blow off. I'm not the softie expert , but if the flesh blows off, it's a disease. Cut the leather off above the bad spot and clean the rock of the dieing flesh. Someone will jump on here to...

Did yous take one out and feel the texture?

I'll leave that to the expert (you). I would like it to catch your eye. Not too much detail that I don't want to use it in the saltwater or ski from it or scuba dive from it. I don't want to have to worry about it, but want it nice. Thanks.

For most people yes. If you know your fish and corals well, you can tell if even the temp. is up a degree. Just like Xenia in a tank, when it don't look happy, most people know theres something wrong with their tank.With more experience, you'll know if theres anything wrong.

I have mine in the tank every day to check for leaks.

I would read more info on the ground probes. IT doesn't let you know that you have a ground break. I rather get a little shock and fix the problem.

Thanks qwik. Haven't had a chance to measure anything yet. By the time I get home from work, it's dark out.

Happy Birthday Pete. 30 to 40 were my prime years. I'm turning 50 this year and I still have more energy than any 20 year old.

I have the sliding compound miter.