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*thud* If you're coming to the meeting this weekend you'll BE in Moorestown!

They have a PUG! LOL! Thanks, Deb. Should have thought to look there. Zachary's going to love picking one out!

Great shot! The progress has been great. You could hardly imagine, with as fast as it seems to be growing, that they'd be all that hard to come by! Continued success to you with it!

Sierra LOVES her Webkinz. I've been trying to find one for Zachary to no avail. Wish they were easier to come by! If you find them I'll take one. If I find them first I'll pick up a couple of extras!

I'm guessing you want it to butt up against the back wall, rather than a 2 sided overflow that would take up a corner?

I didn't mean to imply that it would. I was just answering the question! :)

Baking soda. They sell it in mongo bags at Sams. I use that for PH adjustments in the summer time.

I thought that smart person said "Where there's a wall in the way there's a sawzall ready to take it down"

It's 36" in one direction, what's the problem? I'm sure if you took out the door jam it would fit through... then just put the jam back!

We've never turned ours off at the source, not even when we were making water once every two weeks. I don't see a need nor a purpose to that, but that's just me. I suppose if a hose ever came disconnected from my unit I'd be ... hosed. But otherwise it hasn't caused me any problems. We're still...

Danny I got your PM & shot you back one! Try logging out/in again from the new home page. That should fix things for you.

You'll probably want a variety of rock type for a variety of purposes within the tank. Some flat pieces, some larger pieces, some very airy/holey (wow that word looks weird) rocks, branches, caves, etc. You're most likely to achieve that with a mix of rock types.

Sounds like you have a renewed interest in keeping your babies. Good for you. Good for them too! :)

Offer him 2k, Bill! He sounds desparate! I bet he'd take it!

At the source? Oh no. We never shut it off there. But then our RO/DI runs daily, if not more often.

Looks like it! Those things are LOUD!

When you're buying parts, buy a shutoff for the END of that PE tube. Use THAT to turn the RO/DI on and off.

We have one of those alarms Greg mentioned. It has been a tank saver for sure! They are very sensitive and will pick up the most minute amount of water. We had a slllloooooooooooow leak from a bulkhead fitting under our tank (had magically come a little loose?!) and with just a couple of drips...

Brian used to be the president of the Flood Club!

OMG! That's awful. We used to sit our buckets in the sink to fill them so that the overflow (which seemed inevitable) ended up down the drain. Then we got smart and used a Kent float valve. Good luck.