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I WAS JUST there, and they are open!! met both mike and dave, and thank god there was a superbowl tonight, or i would have been there all night bullchittin with them!!! nice place, its simple, and i like that

Bout 1/2 dozen I seen. Yes they have more brown water fish but usually a nice selection of clean healthy blue water fish. I think they ar slightly high priced but the Always buy one get one half off offsets that. See austin for a great experience. Nice guy and very knowledgeable.

I wasn't looking at the coral much. They have a good stock right now. Full tanks. Call um

We were looking at them. Might be changing tanks so no live stock right now. Love that place but getting fish can suck. I'm a patient guy n will wait my turn for help, just to have someone try to jump my salesperson. Very frustrating sometimes

just kicking this around, i aquired a 75 corner drilled, left rear, in great cond. if someone had a decent overflow box, and return pump, id consider an even up trade. let me know, im in jackson

stopped in tonight just for some snails, was there for 3 hrs! always our favorite family stop

another thought, if you can get it to me, i can re seal the housing. we use a mil spec marine grade epoxy at work for all sorts of sealing of electrical components, and i could coat it, nothing is penetrating this stuff. just an option

i assume the bad pump is being submerged? if it is, and thats when the problem is, dont toss it, use it out of water, with tubing attached, for draining or moving water. the mag pumps pump section are sealed, hence the impellers ride on a magnet, if the pump is not submerged, then it cannot...

Ok and sorry for the double post sort of Also I decided I'm going for a drilled thru overflow instead to save the real estate

the corner overflow is on the left rear of the tank, where the tank sits, we get great viewing from our eat in kitchen table, and main viewing from the family/rec room. so that corner overflow obstructs more then a third of that side view, so i wanted it on the opposite corner, where no viewing...

hope this doesnt upset anyone, i have a similiar thread going, but diff topic. im going to re drill a 75 gal, has anyone ever sucessfully, or unsucessfully closed up or plugged 2 bottome holes in a tank? if so, how did you do it? im thinking a good sized piece of acrylic, i have some...

thanks guys for the response i remembered reading the temper test article awhile back, and did check the glass, it is not tempered, but at this point, i dont have diamond tipped hole saws, nor do i know where to get them today and i want to set up the tank today, i have some very high end...

im also in jackson, and make the same offer, compound mitre, and skillsaw, and will cut anything you want to, here, kinda busy schedule so cant run out to trenton

so i picked up a 75 corner drilled, and the overflow is on what would be the rear left, and i need it on the rear right, so i was thinking of re drilling it in the other corner, plugging the existing 2 holes, and moving the overflow box. has anyone drilled a drilled tank? how did you seal...

im actually saying hi again. somehow my account was closed? so, i signed back up again, and im back, so howdy