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That would be the better option to try first. Very good thought.

A blank statement of "the gasket goes on the wet side" is incorrect. The gasket always goes on the flange side, NEVER the nut side. There is no exception to this rule and no gray area either. It is not uncommon, not desirable but not uncommon, to have the gasket on the dry side if you install the bulkhead in a non traditional way. (backwards - from most applications) Are you sure you can't simple give it a little more tighten without breaking it down? Being able to bump the bulkhead allowing it to leak, even slightly, causes me to believe there is.

I've talked to them all and it's only 113 people.

So do I understand you correctly? You want pics of creatures we have taken care of in our tanks so you can show what you can do for them? Does you company actually do the maintenance, walking, caring for, or mostly sub it out to smaller businesses?

I've bought mine from ebay sites for years, A quick look at their ebay store shows that's what they sell.

Are you taking the test water from 3 different areas of the tank?

I add a couple drops of tank water from my finger and then aim towards a light source until I get a clear reading. Don't press the water out from between the glass and the flap when you shut it. The "focus" does not change the reading, just the clarity of the scale.

here's some eye candy from FFE2014 that I took

I did not get any of these so anyone looking to frag their frag, PLMK

I was thinking we should do buffet style

I think once you get to 8075 posts you should become... say ... bicyclist

Join the club. Best $20 bucks you will spend Plus, you would have learned about our MEMEBRS ONLY FFE today in McLean

I'll clean my glass in the next month or two and get a recent pic.

Funny this topic comes up since I just getting ready to do it. My experience over the years to refresh dry rock to live rock is pretty easy. I'm about to do it with a few pieces of awesome shaped dry Marco rock I just got at Reef eScape. I simply place it in a clean trash can with a power head pointed straight up or as close as possible. Then I add water change water from my existing tank and a piece or two of live rock. I then change that now rock water with water from the tanks water changes until I'm ready or I see that the nitrite level is near zero. This can take several weeks depending on the rock you are cycling. Old rock with debris on it will take longer then fresh clean rock. I'm pretty excited about this dry rock I got at Reef eScape, it's some of the nicest I've seen in the 28 years I've been doing Marine tanks.

Which, Steve or Incredible Corals?

Wamas members are always here when you need them.

Either way. My kid did some stuff to our router and IP stuff and in about 2 minutes I can now get the same screen I get on my desktop on my phone over the internet. I can turn lights on/off and even program it if I wanted to, I don't. But it makes me feel good I played outside all the time when I was kid. lol

I look the link you sent Evan. Thanks

HenryH, that sounds like it. It worked well on my ACIII and I'm pretty sure it was before the APEX or maybe it was about the same time.

Picked my Favia up today also. Got a really super gorgonian and and nice zooanthid colony that I already forgot the name of. I also got pH solutions to re calibrate my probes. Thanks, John

yes, I been trying to get it to load. Thank you, I hope it will work for my droid.

Yes, I agree.

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no luck for the app as either aqua notes or aquanotes but thanks. also, THANKS A BUNCH for the 3 awesome corals you are donating to the Winter meeting tomorrow. Top Notch stuff

I had an app for my smart phone to get into my acIII. Lost it somehow, Who has one can send me a link since I can not find it at the app stores