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I use www.photobucket.com but there are a bunch that could be used.

Are they saying euro bracing? For a bow front, that's got to be very costly. Could you take a picture of what you're talking about......my thought is using acrylic and make new braces. I have some 1/2 inch stuff that might work.

oops! sorry.....mis-post.

Happy Bird Day. Expecting 10 for dinner....and the 27 pound bird is in the oven! Enjoy friends and family today!

I don't know about the starfish knowing about the shrimp being around, but I do know the shrimp knows when stars are around. Can't remember who it was, but a number of years ago, an NJRC member commented about his Harlequin going "nuts" when he place a fresh chocolate chip star in his sump...

I'm assuming no canopy. Probably the least expensive are two shelf brackets screwed to the wall....and use the cable hangers that came with the light. For more than one fixture, separate the shelf brackets and attach a thin board between the two brackets and attach the fixture to this...

Sounds like a plan @njtiger24 aquariums ! The next time our paths cross, and I still have this, it's yours. Not 100% sure, but I might be at Herbie's on the 10th.

I would have thought @njtiger24 aquariums would have been all over this. With your interest in building your own controller, I've got to believe the guts of this thing is arduino like....or something similar.

This is actually coming from Rich (@GROSSR). I picked it up thinking it was similar to an old ReefKeeper....with a power bar.....no power bar included! I'm simply passing it on. For your information, HERE's the description on Marine Depot's site, and HERE's the manual. It comes with...

You're too kind....I can easily come and get it.....but I will PM my address.

Marcus, if you're not interested, I'll take it! I'm into old electronics! :eek:

Wow Matt, the price is right....just wished I could fit this beast into my house (not to mention my wife would kill me :D:eek:). Best of luck with this sale.

The calibration solutions need to capture the pH range you wish to measure. Therefore, if you wish to measure a pH in the 8 pH range, you need to use calibration solutions of 7 and 10 calibration solutions. Hope this helps.

Good seeing you at the swap Jim. Pictures, pictures, pictures!

Good deal.....get your tickets now! You still have a couple hours. Helped setting up today....looks like another good one.

Sunny, if I was available, I'd be there. Unfortunately I'm helping set up the Frag Swap during the day, and have a family function that evening. Sorry.

Did he remain in service after the war ended? For him doing his service in the US, he would have had to serve for at least a year to receive the American Campaign ribbon/medal.

Yep, for those years of service, the ribbon should look like this: The only thing I can think of is that my father came home from service with an officer's tent (that as kid's, my sister and I played in until a hail storm shredded it to rags). FYI, my father was a private, first class...

The one on the right appears to be the American Defense Service Ribbon.....albeit faded. FYI, my dad was a WWII Marine.

Also maintain alkalinity and calcium....clams suck that stuff up.