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WHAT! Premium Aquatics has this Alpha 170 for $780! That thing better do more than skim my tank at that price! If you have a ton of discretionary funds, go for it. Otherwise, with an SWC or Bubble Magus, around 200+ dollars, either would work just fine.

Phil, there is a northern red belly as well.....Pseudemys rubriventris

Bob, it was Ed.....and it was GFO. :o ....... In my backyard while it was raining. A fun time!

Ditto....although I didn't have a 55lb bag....Just a five gallon bucket.

Herb and Anne, what can I say that hasn’t already been said! They are the epitome of what this club is about….always giving. Thanks….great meeting guys!

John, I can't access the above thread because it tells me it's infected!

Anyone else having a problem with Reef2Reef. For the past three days my virus program won't let me enter and states that the site is infected with malware. "www.reef2reef.com contains malware. Your computer might catch a virus if you visit this site. Google has found malicious software may be...

Wow! Doing it my hand. Reminded me of Karate Kid......Wax on, Wax off: You must have arms of steel. Looking good.

I'd be interested! Thanks Bob

It is a tan (light brown) star polyp.

Here’s my schedule tomorrow….. Out from ca 7-9AM Home from 9 AM to ca 2:30PM Out from 2:30PM - 6:30PM Home from 6:30PM – Beddie by.. I’ve PM’ed by home number to you.

Here it is:

I’ve got a pretty good slab of tan star polyps. If it helps, I’m most likely attending Herbie’s meeting on the 22 and can bring the stuff there. Size of the frag is dependent on the number of people interested. Preference will be to paid members. When my full lights come on, I’ll add a...

Congratulations to mama and papa….(and to the grandparents as well). :eagerness:

Ok Mr. Handyman :grin:, before the code-nazis see your handy-work, a couple suggestions: 1. Pick up an artists brush and paint purple cleaner on each of the pipe joints. In every town I know, you have to show purple cleaner being used. Be sloppy about it, making it look like it was used...

I've got a 75 gallon glass tank, and two 32 gallon Brutes if that helps.

Nate, I question your test kit. If you're around today, I'll stop by with my kit and we'll test your water. A calc level that high, I would almost expect "snow" from precipitation.

I’m a bit concerned that the tank has not cycled. Ammonia and nitrite are very toxic to fish. You need to monitor these two chemicals to assure your tank has cycled. Once they are no longer detectable, and you now have nitrate, the tank is ready for fish. Without using a nitrifying...

Mark, your numbers look good. I have a 12 inch chop saw sitting in my driveway if you want to stop by.

Load distribution....it's not a problem where the tank rests. Better yet, top the stand with a piece of 3/4 ply and it doesn't even have to be directly over the dimensional stuff.