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Dang, that was a killer piece!

Close enough for me, deal.

If you are not a member, get with it and get a free working washer and dryer from a member of the best club on the left coast!

Harbor Freight

Thanks guys! I’m gonna grab Ryan’s. Thanks Nick for the offer, I appreciate it!

Sounds good

Looking for a refractometer in or close to Albany. I lost mine in a move and I need to make water to move my tank! Thanks in advance

I have some rock too in Albany.

That’s a badass pit.

I think there was a guy in Keizer that has nems from time to time.

Alk and Ca too high, nutes too low.

I’m pretty sure with the classic there is nothing you cannot do without the display. A while back my Apex went sideways on me and I couldn’t find the stupid display. I was able to fix it without.

Someone was giving away a 55g acrylic a minute ago.

These make great frag tanks. Cut it down to 6” tall with a circular saw.

I’ve noticed the same thing. If I remember right, the iron acts as a nucleation point for calcium carbonate precipitation. You would also see a drop in Ca and Alk. I also had carbonate build up on everything in my sump when I was running GFO, also my substrate was clumping. This is why I don’t like running GFO, it’s real easy to run too much and get your parameters swinging. Best to address why you have a nutrient problem rather than using a bandaid (GFO).

Check out the lab grade ones from BRS.

Jack, that looks like an ideal setup. I bet your shrimp are super happy.

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http://www.scaquariums.com/product-p/sca-112gpnp.htm looks like an SCA

I'm in!

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I had a mental battle with my inner hoarder not to buy them all.

I was just in the Petco in Albany, they had four left right when you walk in.

All that green glass you see in tanks and house windows IS float glass. Low iron glasses are made using the float process, and this is a tiny fraction of the industry.