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Granulated Ferric Oxide, it's used to lower and control phosphates by running your tank water through a reactor with an amount that gives you the result you want.

Yeah that was cool, I watched it with the kids. If you liked that check this out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5FEj9U-CJM

Thank you Bob for hosting a great meeting. it was nice to see some familiar faces as well as meet some new ones. Thanks again

I'm always happy to see them out there and happier when they keep me on my toes by random inspections. They are the ones who will still come and help when everyone else is afraid.

Looks cool but could be a B!7€# To move LOL

NICE!

I got called out by my wife's niece. I have to do it.

I did this with a 10 gallon tank with the kids. Each time we went to the beach we brought home something. We have a fine collection on snails, hermits, a mole crab, clam and a killifish. The kids love it.

Here they are

That explains what I've been observing!

Yeah it'll really get interesting when the neighbor's kids remote control car starts controlling your tank LOL

Double sided Velcro for cable mgmt it's reusable and simple to rework if needed. If you don't want to/can't use screws, use the 3m line of products to hang your cabling.

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That's very generous of you Dan Sent from my SCH-I510 using Tapatalk 2

It looks worse than it is, tomorrow will be like a new day.

Siphon it out, start cleaning everything and do a big water change, you're almost there.

How does it look?

If there is a way to prevent it from getting sucked in like using a prefilter type foam or mesh or pantyhose, I would do that. I would not turn off the power heads if possible. When I uncovered my tank I saw my RBTA next to my return then realized it had split and I now have 2.

I covered mine and had my BP reactor off. But that's how I did it, it's not to say how you should do yours. After the 3 days I did a big water change for safe measure.

Did you cover the display panels?