jadams7

I've got a nice little colony (18+ heads) of nuclear green palys. I'd like $2.50pp on them. I am in Vancouver. Shoot me a pm if interested.

Sounds good! here's hoping for fish flakes!

i'll take it!

I have an eheim I'm not using...more than welcome to borrow it if you want for a while

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HUUUUUGE thanks for posting this! It fixed a rw8 I assumed was toast. Glad to know there is a fix for when these start to hang up.

I would try farm supply stores, they usually have a good selection of larger water storage containers.

I wonder what the price would be for just the tank if they were willing to part....I would love to get one of those setups.

I've got that exact size frag tank and run an eheim 1262 return and one rw8 and its plenty of flow, in fact I've got it dialed back. There are a couple lower flow corners, but other than that it's just about perfect.

I believe they still do both. We are very lucky to have them in the area! Now if my wife allows me to visit is a different story...

That is awesome!!! I am up to 6 heads on my mini colony, but haven't seen them do this yet. Either way an awesome zoa, but this takes it to a whole new level!

I have the inkbird itc-308 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01147BAME?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00 I have been using it a while now and it works great. The probe has a metal sheath that needs to be removed (easy to do) otherwise it will rust (found that out the hard way). Other than that, works great for pretty cheap. I have been burned by relying on the heater temp control itself before so this is/was a nice piece of mind, and now I can always have my wife check the temp easily and no spendy controller! I haven't encountered the issue with it losing its settings after losing power.

Great deals this morning! Thanks Jeff!

If you find some that need to be split let me know, these have been on my want list for some time now.

Put me down for CNC. Any chance that these will be there by this weekend? I head out for a two week work week after the weekend, and would feel bad having you hold it that long haha

Pump pump the jam! I'm in still

Yea my team has been rather lame so far. Lets hope getting some guys back will give them the boost my team needs.

No worries! If these are fresh cut frags I would prefer they sit a while so we can minimize die off, but it's not my grow out so I'll work with whatever everyone else can do.

I am on the road all week...is anyone able to grab this for me and hold it until I can pick it up?

There ya go! Sounds like a fun project. Yea they appear to be pretty versatile. Someone on here posted it up a few months back, I just don't recall who it was. If they read this...thank you, it's been a tank saver when I had a heater go rogue on me.

Yep, so far so good. Its only been a couple months, but it seems to be holding up well so far.

I am with ya Bill! I am keeping my setup as simple as possible. I have ran controllers in the past, but am pretty archaic and old school these days. Digital timers for lights, pressure fed ATO on a float valve, and a milwaukee PH controller on the calcium reactor. After a kinda rough year equipment wise, I am very much in 'control your disasters' mode. With the travel I have been having to do for work, I have to keep things as simple as possible for the wife. I did pick up one of these a while back and HIGHLY recommend it. Controlling heater temp is a battle I have fought too many times, this thing was a great $35 spent, kicks on a fan (or other cooling device) if the temp goes higher, kicks on the heater if it goes lower than desired. Simple, kinda fool proof, but pretty necessary as I dont trust the heater knob on most heaters these days. http://www.amazon.com/Inkbird-Itc-308-Temperature-Controller-Thermostat/dp/B011296704/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1443208937&sr=8-1&keywords=inkbird+digital+temperature

I'm open to offers, feel free to send an offer my way if you see anything you want.

Pending! If the couple options I have fall through i will update this. Thanks!

As seen in the picture, free brute garbage can used for water changes/top off, or what have you. Could use a cleaning i'm sure. I am not using it and would love to get it out of the garage. I will be home most of today and tomorrow, I am in Vancouver up by the Salmon Creek hospital. Let me know if you want it and when you can swing by! Thanks, -Jase