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Marcus, we had a booth last year as well.....it's part of the deal we have with them as far as supplying volunteers to work the show....we get a "free" booth.

This would make a nice Mother's Day gift! :dance:

LOL......what does one do with over 2 liters of calibration fluid? I understand why Randy did the large volume....to increase the accuracy of the measurements of larger amounts....but 2 liters is a life-time supply for the entire NJRC membership! Here's what I'd suggest. Visit a friends...

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Brandon, did you see the "want to buy" thread from Edwin (@ecambero ), who was looking for a 180. Might want to shoot him a PM. He's also looking for a sump.

Price drop to $20.....this would make a nice frag tank light for those into metal halides!

So you have a Tomato clown and two other unknown clowns in a tank with one anemone. The only thing I can say is that this isn't going to end pretty. I think you have a problem.

Like new condition - used for less than a year-Seaside Aquatics Curve ES5 skimmer. This is the "new" version of the Bubble Magus Curve 5 with an improved pump....Sicce SK200. Nice little skimmer. $125 pick up in Sayreville. This sells for $250....HERE's info on the skimmer.

I am by far no expert on this but believe the wireless module on both the QD and the older models is the same. I would think that they would communicate. Simple to answer....shot an email off to Ecotech and I'm sure you'd have an answer within a day.

PM Sent for Seaside Aquatics Curve ES5

So I've received a couple PM's about the use of a relay, eliminating it all together, and tonight, the wiring. I wanted to resurrect this post to comment about the use of a relay. What a relay does in this application is switch on and off the 110 volt supply by only using the 12 volt DC...

Good stuff Marcus. The one thing I don't see on there is don't complete submerge the pH probe....it will do it in.

It sounds like you could be getting some detritus build-up. What pump are you using. I'm using a Cobalt MJ1200 and the only time I had problems with flow was when I wasn't running any GFO and also had no cannister in the GFO chamber. Once I put the empty cannister back in (with the foam...

Tough loosing parents! Sorry for your loss Chris.

I would guess @dnov99 might be able to say something about this.

Arvind, sorry to see this. I'd suggest you check out Humblefish's post on R2R HERE. He has done a very nice write-up on treating Marine Velvet. Best of luck.

There is no "best." It's what works for you. I'm very happy with plain old Instant Ocean. Fosters & Smith regularly have a sale for $40 for a 200 gallon box.....with free shipping. Ocean Gallery II also just had a sale for $40 a box.

For those making you're own "nectar", for the first time, one cup sugar to a total of three cups. Once you start to attract hummers, one cup sugar to a total of four cups. I use a four cup Pyrex measuring cup to make up my sugar solution....slightly warmed water in the microwave, before...

Looking good Marcus. Like to see new tanks coming together.

You can make you're own for cheap HERE. Just need to pick up something like a Tom's Aqualifter and you're good to go.