Gman91
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http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/for/561167571.html
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use kilz first unless you want to put on 5+ coats of paint.
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http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/zip/526594106.html
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check your iodine level, xenia will usually only pulse when the iodine levels in the water are at a respectable level.
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if this is the tank on craiglsit, that price is crazy!
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why didn't you just break down the tank and put the new stand underneath?
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try to find a time when a winter sport has practice and they will probably let you into the building to take care of business.
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check out the woodcraft website for their fine polishing kit. it goes from 1,500 to 12,000 grit and should be great for getting rid of any blemishes.
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if you do go with a canister, get an eheim 2260 large, and they clean like there is no tomorrow.
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I have alway used black latex paint and a brush, it takes 6 or 7 coats put it dries to a nice hard finish and comes off easily with a few razor blades.
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finally, another ffx parkway resident. welome
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i used a ups on my nano , but none of my other tanks really need it. you can always attach a paddle bit to your drill if you need to put oxygen in your tank in an extreme situation.
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if you want, you can crush it withe the edge of a razor blade.
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for plans go to www.garf.org and look in their diy section.
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The Ulitimate Protein Skimmer perhaps?? or other
Gman91 replied to NAGA's topic in General Discussion
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I think this is one of those corals that is best checked out in person prior to the sale.
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something like feeders feel when they are sitting in the bait ball at the top of your tank.
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lost a matrix crab in my 33 for almost 5 months, also lost a rianfordi goby in my 2.5 for almost a week.
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try searching for turner framing company. they have all sorts of stuff like that.
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shame you have to destroy a 3 month old tank.would love to take it, but I have a 280 to deal with right now.
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you can always wrap the drip container in a towel or something similar, this should help maintain the temp pretty well.
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grab a five gallon and throw everything in there,then proceed to save the hardwood floors w/ a shop vac.
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not to sound like a jerk, but they both look fine to me.
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leave lots of space in between as well as behind the rocks, it creates natural hiding spots and reduces fish stress.
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this is why I don't go on vacation anymore, the last time I was gone my 75 sprung a leak. only problem was that I was 6-8 hours away.