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When you say detectable, at what level are you detecting it? Even if you had once used the 57 with copper, once the tank was cleaned, all the copper would have been “washed” away. Copper doesn’t stick to glass or silicone. However, if rock was exposed to copper, it’s done unless you wish...

The general rule for rough openings is minimum 2 inches more than the door opening; and no more than three inches.....so you should be at 34 to 35 inches for that 32 inch door.

Interior or exterior door? And how close is the stand from fitting through the door. If it’s close, and especially if it’s an interior door, I wouldn't hesitate carefully pulling the molding and cutting out the door frame (with door still attached). You cut the nails using a...

I can’t help you with your wife or kids…….but………. I organized my wires by putting in big conduit clamps and running the wires through these. I can’t remember the actual size, but I’m thinking 1 ¼ to 1 ½ clamps…to fit the plug ends. You’ll find these plastic clamps in the electrical...

If the Eheim daily feeder is still available, I'll take it. I'll be at the swap. Thanks.

Oh NO! The Raffle Prince!

From BRS website: Replacement pads (old style) Replacement pads (hard style) PhosBan reactor Foam Discs PhosBan Reactor NPX Screen

Great photos on your DIY….Ioving it! My problem is that if I wanted to do this one I’d have to start reading more. :grin: Good stuff!

I think Jim is about my age…......................….Oh! You’re talking about the Tunzes. :grin::grin:

Congratulations DeSimones.....including the new little guy!

Have a great day George.....Happy Birthday.

Have a happy one Matt

Happy Birthday Sir!

Nice stand! I can't see how you get into the sump area.....so what's the secret in getting in there?

Looking real good….although the plumbing inspector will be looking for purple cleaner. :grin: Love the DIY projects with pictures. My only comment regards your stand-off pipe clamps….being metal, they are going to rust. I would suggest pitching these and making up the...

Happy Birthday Ed!

Wow, pretty fish…..but I just looked it up and it requires a 250+ gallon tank……FOWLR.

I hope you had a Happy Birthday!

Another potential option is to pick up a stock tank (150 – 200 gallons) and throw it were ever…..in the basement of the new house, as an example. Move all the rock and fish as quickly as possible and temporarily hang a light, put in a heater, and a couple powerheads. Now take your time to...

I have a 32 Brute with top and with the wheelie thing.