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I'd post this over on R2R and hope AZDesertRat responds. He's very knowledgeable about RO systems.

What I'd do is pick up some JB Weld (Walmart automotive area....about 5 or 6 bucks) and mix up some and fill the crack. I don't know if this epoxy would do much, except to make me feel like I did something. It's hard to tell from the picture with all that blue...but this is the edge...

John, looking good....liking all the "holes" in the rock-work for the fish to swim in and out of.

Tank looks good Ed.

I have two older Apollo LED fixtures. Thought I'd check the site and see what was new. HERE is what I found.....Ceasing operations! Can't remember the owner's name, but he certainly did right by me. Hope all works out for him.

George, they were rusted in. I tried all the tricks I know to get the last one out, but eventually had to drill it out. When I re-installed the screws, I relied on the best stuff in the business to assure I'd get them out again if and when I needed to.... Now I buy this in the biggest...

Matt, that's surprising....gas goes bad.....fairly quickly. Unless you have a gas stabilizer, I'd drain the gas (and throw it in you car), leaving the generator empty. The light volatiles quickly evaporate, making the starting process rather difficult. And pretty cool video on the cardinals.

It’s been a while since I’ve updated. Everything has just been humming along….until today. I go into the fish room and hear this noise coming from the sump area. I sit on my little stool and identify the eshine sump light as making the noise. I figure I’d have to replace the fan in the...

You could still use a toggle bolt....and one made for swag lights to easily hang the lights. These get drilled directly into the sheetrock and hold something like 50 pounds. Easy way to do it without putting up a board.

Ed, that Sailfin will look real nice in that big tank.

Marinated over night...if anything it was slightly more flavorable, with my guess being because the meat cooked in the marinate instead of falling into the grill. Potatoes. Fork both sides, microwave to partially cook (about 3-4 minutes; turn over, another 3 - 4 minutes); cut in half...

Kyle, it's on. You bring the meat and I'll bring the mats! Dance :o

We are grill people....grill all year round. Was recently at a friends house who used a "grill mat" to cook the stuff on the grill. Looked like a piece of plastic. So I purchase two of these and tried them out tonight with a flank steak. I liked the fact that no marinate cooked...

???? I thought Marco rock was good clean dry rock. I was directly across from him at MACNA in NJ in 2009 and that was part of his stick. What's the issue?

Starboard is cutting board material and can be found in large sheets at commercial resturant supply houses in varying thichnesses. And as far as "what is it," it's high density polyethylene (HDPE).

It doesn't take much in the way of machining tools....aluminum can be cut and shaped with quality wood working tools.....table saws, chop saws, routers, etc. I know this because I'm in the process of helping my kid's boyfriend build a robot spider out of aluminum....six legs, 18 servos, a...

I'm willing to bet the real jaw-dropper is the price! What's a meager little frag selling for?

Your TDS meter reads to the hundredth position? Mine only reads to the ones position, so when I see a one, I know it's time to change the DI resin.

Too many factors impact precipitation.....temperature, magnesium level, alkalinity, etc. Because of all the factors, you can't simply state precipitation of calcium carbonate will occur at a certain ppm. This is the reason I switched to IO. Also finding out that Dr. Holmes-Farley also...