Curtis Scott

Great fish! Makes me miss my blue spot jawfish I had in my nano a while back.

Good point. That is a little reassuring, thanks. Another good point. Can you remember which traps they used? The ones online have some mixed reviews and exterminators usually have better ones. ---- Thanks everyone! After posting this thread, I did some additional research and found out spray or anything toxic like that is not a good idea at all for inside a house when you have a reef tank. I have decided to have the outside sprayed and simply put down glue traps inside near my tank and around the basement.

Maybe someone has dealt with this issue before. I just found a couple black widows* in my reef tank room. Looks like for-going the pest control this year has just back fired on me. Planning on having pest control come spray outside my house ASAP this week. Keeping my reef tank in mind, what are my best options for inside my home? Anything I should or should not be allowing the pest control guys to use around my tank? *If there were just regular spiders I wouldn't mind

I used get it from Reef Crystals after I've made a few batches in the container. I would ignore it in the past, but now I just rinse the container really good after every batch.

Very interesting. I'll have to give this a shot next time my ph gets low from CO2 in my house and it's really hot outside.

Very good point. Cool. --- Thanks guys!

I got my cord covers in today and made the first one. You can check out these photos to see what I did: http://wamas.org/forums/gallery/album/1293-gfci-setup/ In the last couple of photos I show how I plan to connect these to the Apex Energy Bar 8, using a 1' extension cord (the same kind I made the female plug/wire from. My only concern is the warning and caution part of the directions that state: " Plug this device directly into and outlet. DO NOT plug it into an extension cord. " Do you guys think there would be any safety issue with setting them up like I show in the last two photos? Please advise.