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You can try warming some of the water if you have a gas stove.

Well just did a bit of clean up. Tempered glass sucks, especially when your trying to get it out from between deck boards. The trampoline looks like a twisted mass of metal. Other then that I'm good to go.

Yep. Just took a ride around and roads here are nice and clear. Chainsaw crews were working through the night. Bordentown is good like that though.

Well I just woke up. Power came back on about 3am. Tanks seem fine. Just a bit cold. Still dark so I haven't been able to check damage outside, but it seems like the winds have pretty much ceased. More to come.

Very cool.

Well I'm gonna give it a good stir before I hit the sack for the night. My wife has to wake up early for work so ill get up with her and do a WC. In the morning.

So question all of you is. How long can the tank go without anything. I am one of the unfortunate one who has no generator or battery pump. All I have is 15 gal of fresh saltwater which I can heat if I need to.

Well guess its my turn for no power. It has now gone off and on 3 times in the last 15min.

My mom was just telling me about that. Sucks to be the guy taking that out. Cool pic though

Well the power is still going here. But I gotta add to my list of casualties. My son trampoline is in my neighbors yard, up against the trees. Ripped the stakes right out of the ground. I'm hoping that its wedged good in the trees. I would hate for this to hit someone's house

Still powered here in Bordentown. Only damage is half a tree in the neighbors yard and my patio table. You would think that with all the preparation I did I would remember something as simple as a patio table. Well I didn't remember and now I have a million pieces of glass on the deck.

Still good here as well. Only one tree down so far on my court. I gotta say though it is amazing how far a tree will bend without breaking. Also just found out that Port Elizabeth is closed again tomorrow, so no work again.

That gumdrop, I believe is very similar to the Hollywood stunner which is well named. Those sweepers can get long. Six inches though. Wow.

Got the rack in. It's a bit empty though. I'll have to remedy that this Saturday. So much cleaner looking though.

Nice work Dan. How do you have the front attached? When does it get wet?

I had some nylon rod that I just cut to size and some nylon nuts to keep them there. I've been eying up the racks from The Blue Glow, but they want to much $. I figured for the time being this would work. Paul the water does count. I made 15 myself. And did a WC in the frag tank and my sons nano.

Since I'm home with my son. I figured I'd work on some stuff I've been waning to do. Namely making my frag tank more presentable. So today I made a new rack out of some scrap 1/4" acrylic I had around. Also used some threaded nylon rod to make some shelves at different levels. Here is the tank...

Well I noticed that the winds are picking up a bit here. All is well so far though. I figured I'd check to see how everyone is making out so far.

It's set up the same as Randy's. if your ph is normal go with recipe 1, as it will tend to raise it slightly. If your ph sits high, recipe 2. I used 1.

Same here. Guess I gotta find something for my son to keep him occupied. He's actually sad.