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  1. way to go!!!
  2. I was wondering the same thing… dang. However last I checked it was a ghost town on that site.
  3. you could use a piece of flat ceramic tile as well..
  4. You should not need a permit for this project. Unless the city has some weird rule. I would avoid the sump crock and utilize the method you have drawn. (No worries about failure and much less cost) It will def suck getting around your HVAC equipment, but since you have the appropriate drop in drainage line, seems like the better path to take. The studor vent would be a much easier option and less plumbing to run, so I would vote for that.
  5. Nope! They are easy! 5g bucket, air stone. You probably already have the routine down from the other cultures.
  6. Look up vossen aquatics larval trap
  7. Oh my! I want one of those!! Wow
  8. Haha tung and chris Tran got awesome tanks! love the bounce blasto!
  9. yup.. they disappear.. haven't seen a yellow watchman in awhile either
  10. I received mine and really love the concept! my only gripe is I wish the 3d printing was a little cleaner.. inside my food storage area, there is alot of loose filament.. just bugs my OCD
  11. Gryphon all the way!
  12. looks great to me!!! good job!!!
  13. Awesome! Welcome!!!
  14. Tropic eden reef flakes and or carib sea Fiji pink are usually the most used sand. tunze ATO is good. Nice choice
  15. Found an interested DIY over at Reef2Reef some on here might be interested in trying! https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/diy-auto-frozen-food-feeder.753039/
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