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Great pics Phyl. Thanks foir being there to capture the moment (even if the flop pics took a couple takes to get).

Now you're talking. Or we could make it those donut holes from Dunkin Donuts. Greg, Sorry to hear about your son. Hope he heals up quick.

Glad you guys made it home safe, John. We left by 8:30 this morning and hit zero traffic also. Guess we need to come up with a new contest now.

No inprints from what I can see. I can't wait to see the pics Phyl got.

Thanks, I resemble that remark. :D Fortunatley it looks worse than it feels.

Francis and Carol, you have a lovely home and a great looking tank. Thank you for having us over. Rich And Dana, same goes for you guys also. It as great to see everyone again and spend some time with a lot of great friends. I don't have any pics from the meeting, but I have one from the...

These are the ones I got from the club back at Aaron's meeting. And here's a full tank shot from tonight.

Well, the blast bug has bitten hard. These guys just came in tonoght and have only been in the tank about 1/2 an hour.

I'm second in line if John backs out. :D

It doesn't matter if the flange is on the "wet" or "dry" side. What matters is that the gasket is on the flange side. Either way the gasket is sealed between the flange and tank and creates a tight seal.

Or are you reffering to 3 watts of light to 1 gallon of water? What type of lighting? What spectrum of lighting? A little more info about your tank may be helpful too.

Congrats Pete & Jen.

Mid October should still be fine for a dive. Shouldn't be as much boat traffic either at that time of year. Windmill does do parties. I'm sure we could probably get a couple dozens dogs. Hell maybe we can get them to donate to our cause. :D

Well it was another great time with some great friends. Wasn't much collecting of fish done on this trip, but we did collect some good conversation and memories We will definitely have to do this again before the weather gets cold. Next time I will bring some cinder blocks and maybe we wont't...

The gasket always goes on the flange side of the bulkhead, not the nut side. Doesn't matter if the flange is inside or outside the tank always put gasket on the flange side.

Group buy?

Sweeeeeeeeet!!!! That is now a must have fish.

You would be much better off getting captive bred seahorses that are trained to eat frozen mysis, that will make feeding much easier. Also it is not advisable to mix seahorses and pipefish in the same tank. There are no Cb pipefish available so all the ones you get will be wild caught. Mixing...

Welcome aboard Paul. Maybe you guys can register at some of the LFS for the wedding. A new tank would make a great wedding gift.

Growing on snail and the hitchhiker pic under it are both species of colonial hydroids.