TonyInVa

Did you reboot?

If you are from the ceiling you do not need those. Those attch to your stand.

This storm was the first time I lost power for more then an hour. It was out for 14 hours.

I bough a generator today. Walked into Home Depot at 6am when the doors opened. Expecting to pay about $500. They were stocking all the generators. There was one all by itself in the middle of the aisle with no price. I did not see any others that were the same model and asked why it was there.The guy said it will be the first to guy and I asked why. He said it is left over from last year and is a model they no longer carry. It was originally $499, marked down to $199. I asked the guy to get me a cart because I was afraid while I went to get one someone would grab it. He said he could not because the manager called all employees for a meeting.(I did hear that call) I ran and got a cart andit was still there. Must have been my lucky day.

I did go out and buy a generator, so hopefully this will not be an issue again.

Thats good news.

Water temp got down to 71, hopefully now negative effects.

I just ad Kalk water into the top off reservoir. This works for me.

Welcome to WAMAS. Tank looks good.

Unfortunatly I work on Saturdays. I would have loved to have been there.

I have a HPI Savage Monster Truck, OFNA 8 Buggy, Hobby Zone Super Cub, Hobby Zone Champ (plane), and a Trex 450 Helicopter.

If I remember correctly, David (Coral Hind)posted a link in another discussion, stating they contain Arsenic.

Chicken

Welcome Back. How long have you been out of the hobby?

I drilled the rock and inserted PVC pipe. Here is my build thread. It is easier to see here. http://www.wamas.org/forums/topic/35924-tonyinva-110-gallon-reef-build/

I am using 5 Tunze 6025s and a the return is a Mag Drive 9.5 split into two returns.

Here is a longer video. Meant to post this one originally.

Looks good.

I got an HTC EVO. It has an 8 mega pixel camera, and video camera. I wanted to test the video camera and direct uploading to youtube. So here is the video.

It is extremely easy. Like others said, as long as you take your time. I used the glass holes kit which when used with duct tape will keep the bit wet. Look at glass holes or you tube for tips.

How does he know how many gallons it holds? Once you have live rock and equipment in, you will likely be around 50 gallons.

I have an auto feeder you can borrow.

There should not be much traffic on the Bay Bridge. Beach season is over. If this is your first visit, I am sure you will enjoy.

The Starfish is a Blue Linkia.

I started researching this and see mixed opinions, but nothing official. I have a Linkia that was exposed, will see what happens.