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I have one, but I don't think you would want to make the drive.

more flow and less food. How old is the tank?

Chris, Great looking tank and nice Angel! Scott

Very cool!

Steve, I found this too: http://www.marinedepot.com/aquarium_dosing...ice.asp?CartId= Scott

Steve, There are non mechanical ATO's but they all use float valves to stop them. It stops once the pressure reaches a certain point. Kent and Spectrapure make ones: here is the spectrapure: http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/m...ory_Code=SProac peristalic pump work well too.

I was looking and weld-on # 40 is for PVC to acrylic application. Weld-On #40 2 part Plexiglass Acrylic glue is a clear two-part, reactive, high-strength cement for bonding all acrylics to each other and to polyester, butyrate, PVC, styrene, wood, etc. Weld On 40 Meets Mil Spec A-8576 Type III. Although, it looks like #16 would work too: WELD-ON 16 is especially formulated to bond acrylic plastic. It can also be used for bonding styrene, butyrate, PVC and polycarbonate, as well as other plastics and porous surfaces. Does anyone know where I can get either locally? Thanks, Scott

I have a DIY calcium reactor that has a cylindrical acrylic tube with piece of 3/4 inch pvc that the seal broke and I need to fix it.

Can anyone recommend a glue that will bond pvc to acrylic? Should I be using Weldon or PVC glue? Thanks, Scott

Jake, The way I have done it is not to add any supplements for 48 hours. Scott

I am in the process of setting up my RO/DI unit to a float switch and solenoid so that I could leave it unattended. My question is where to incorporate the solenoid so that the water is turned off when it hits to float valve. Another question is does the waste water continue to run even if the float switch turns off the "good" water? thanks, Scott

I have a generator, but you might not want to cross state boundrys. Scott

Tony, I could help. Scott

Inna, I sent you a pm... Did you get it? Scott

Is there someplace local that you can find these? Thanks, Scott

chemi pure just added an ingredient to remove phosphates from the water. I haven't tried it yet.

$200?! crazy

holy cr@p!!!!

ditto

I do, but I might be a little farther than you want to drive. Scott

I would be interested:)

In the past I have used a medical doser (ie Kangaroo doser) to dose Kalk. Worked like a charm.

wow! amazing colors! Scott

Nice pics, Rik!

very nice dave.