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Justin, you'll be just fine. If you're not shaking/mixing while your adding the powder, it will cake up. But that still is not a problem. Shake it a couple times to break it up and it will eventually go into solution. I'm willing to bet by tomorrow it is all dissolved.

Valves may be installed in any direction without issue. However, I would suggest not putting a valve on the outflow. If (and when) it gets clogged up with whatever, your tank will overflow.

Check out McMaster and Carr...they have a couple distribution points in NJ....and I believe, unlike Grainger, you can buy by the foot.

I just tried looking up the specs on this pump and found conflicting information. One site (BRS) stated the outflow is 1 1/2 male NPT, while another site stated 1 1/4 (no mention if NPT). I'm assuming the barb you have on there is a step-down barb most likely for 1 1/4 or 1 inch tubing...

A barb is for tubing, while flex pipe uses standard PVC fittings. That is, flex pipe wasn't meant to be used with a barb.

Honey, what's for dinner tonight? :grin: Looks delicious.

HERE is Randy's answer. I think Randy is just covering his A... with this response since he hasn't analyses the stuff. I will also tell you that others have been using this product and other pool products in their tanks for years with success. Here's my pea-brain thought on this matter...

+1 They actually make dual or tri fuel conversion kits from approximately 100 to 200 shekels. Here is my take on the price/quality of generator you purchase.....it is exactly the same thought I have on the purchase of power tools. I purchase tools to the expected use of the...

You would have to change out the pressure regulator and the metering valve. You'd also have to watch the fuel adjustment to make sure you are running a little rich. If natural gas or propane engines run lean, they will burn out the valves.

Ditto......brownies.

There are a whole bunch of benefits to propane. However, the one major disadvantage is the cost of fuel. I had heard that someone went through $700 of propane with Sandy. Generator is inexpensive, but the fuel is the killer. Might wish to consider a generator with a multi-fuel...

Happy Birthday Anthony! Enjoy the day.

I wouldn't use a MAG....they are not pressure pumps.

The Raffle King and the Rock Queen! :grin: Looking good.

Try this: Oops! That didn't work. I tried putting on the link info. Didn't work.

Some marine flatworms can take on a nudi appearance. However, flatworms are in a different phylum, while nudi's are in the mollusca phylum.....class gastropodes....same as snails and slugs. Is this thing flat or does it have some three dimension......that thing is nudi all the way.

I'll stick with it being a Black Nudi after now looking it up.....HERE's my guess.

They tend to be picky eaters, but I have white sponge that you're more then welcome to have to see if the little guy will eat it.

The little guy is a sponge eater.

Black nudibranch.