jason the filter freak

Could be, looks pretty big, though nothing for scale. Ask phisigs if you can barrow his copper banded find out for sure

I don't mean to mess with any ones having fun, this would be a interesting novelty ... Some one has done this before, has one in his fresh water tank. (Weighted his down with lead cased in epoxy). At any rate he has in in a fresh water tank at his job site, says he has to pull is completely out and clean it at least every two or so weeks and a half if not more ofter, says it's worth the trouble and he likes it. How ever he had also tried it in his reef tank at home. Ran into these troubles. 1. Putting it in and out of his reef tank so often concerned him 2. White balance was hard if not impossible to control due to high out put lights of his tank 3. For what ever reason, he never found out, pods congegated all over the thing constantly, obstructed field of view 4. Had to chage out the plexi lens after 2 months, began to be come opaque, also never found out why, happend twice and gave up the endavor. 5. Found it looked ugly as all get out However he did come up with another design that if I come across I will send, took a pen cam of sorts on a flexible probe, spent a few hundred I imagine or so I belive, it was rather tiny and had some sort of optical zoom function, he attacted 3 tiny LCDS to the thing a white one, red one, and blue one, had them where he could turn each one on and off individually, used to run the thing in and out of the LR in his tank and behind stuff to check out the macro world, and even located his missing shrimp in the back corner of his tank that couldn't be seen otherwise. I can't see any practicle use for the thing, cept maybe hollywood movies, safe cracking, spying, plumbing, ?! http://www.4hiddenspycameras.com/wir24colpenc.html Theres a though, how well do radio waves transmit though shallow water?

OH DEAR GOD I can just see it now. HEAD LINE: Local Tristate area reefer meets demise, firemarshal "generator mod to blame" Article: Local Reefer and live stock found baked, due to a failur of a generator mod, involving a top dosing pump and failed float switch. Wife couldn't immedately be reached for comment, later was quoted saying "I told him so" P.S. Sorry didn't mean to Jack the lead

i'M waitin for one of you nuts to build an auto top off system for your generator....

Sweet I'm USEFUL . Best of luck to the bunch of you, thats a bit far for me, maybe that guy John or what ever at BRK would be interested? I'd like to hear what;s found

Ya know I don't really know, CALL and find out...? Was on CL

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Anyone know how well these work? Seems if some one had large curing vats, like rubbermaid bins that you would circulate your main tank water though, you could make quite a bit of money creating custom shaped LR

Looks pretty simple just to make

Any new updates on this tank? New pics ??

ROFL! Nice set up man

I had heard of all the treatments but the last, how long do you "dip" in the fresh water. Here is hoping the fishie gets better!!Good Luck. Sounds like you're right on the money!

I FOUND SOME CRITTERS IN MY TANK TODAY! LOL So i could contribute and actually give something of value

I just saw rileys tank... no way in H-E-double hocky sticks am I gonna get my drilled

i still think it's your power heads dude, thanks for the pick up btw

150 will be enough light for most softies, and such anems? I'd eventaully like a bi-valve, but I heard / have read they require a very very high amount of lighting.

As much as i paid for thsi set up I'd rather try to sell it , it has a remote balast, with two switchs and two cords comming from the light going to the balast, and then from the balast to the wall, the entire fixture is less than a year old, and the bulb in MH is less than a month old. The entire thing is snugly contained in the brushed aluminum or behind glass in order not to expose the bulbs to salt creep