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43 minutes ago, youcallmenny said:

xmas can you post what gear you created it out of and some details?  I've been thinking about starting up a small shrimp bubble for a while. 

It's just a jar with some eco-complete substrate in it. That's it, all I do is top it off. It sits on an east facing window sill and that keeps enough algae in there for them to eat. 

I have a small colony in a large mason jar. I've had them for almost 8 years now.

Probably Hamilton M57s. Do you ever make further south, closer to Albany? 

What does it say on the ballast?

1 hour ago, pdxmonkeyboy said:

you have to ask yourself... how long could i pay someone to come to my house and clean my tank for 1k?


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Probably one month if they are coming out once a week.

There's one particular type of emerald crab that is reef safe, and I think two other kinds that tear $&!@ up. You may have one of that bad ones.

Look like Hamiltons. I had one with the 10000K bulb on my first setup.  Are those m57s? I'm interested. 

I can frag you a piece if you can't find it local. I'm in Albany.

I have a sicce syncra 4 I'm not using. PM for details.

Thanks for the awesome pics!

I think for a larger tank it's more of a question of the room it's going in. 

Careful where you get it. Chaeto hitchikers will ruin your life.

How the heck did the calibration fluid get off?

Any updates on this?

What thermometer are you using?

I burned some more meat tonight. These were from Fred Meyer, tri-tip steaks. I did these caveman, 3 minutes each side, I should have done 2.5 or maybe 2 each side instead. 

I don't usually take pictures of my food, but BBQ is an exception. This was a Costco seasoned tri-tip. I quartered it for the slicer. 

Someone is going to get a nice light for a nice price. 

Welcome to PNWMAS, this is a great club with great folks. Some of the best club meetings I've ever been to as well.

I have good luck selling fish to LFSs. Usually, they will give you a better deal if you take store credit instead of cash.

Awesome, this is great news! 

Might be easier to just cut those connectors off and then wirenut the wires back together. Wrap it afterward with some electrical tape to keep it from corroding.

I did it for a while years ago. The tank was small so ideally I should have just been doing water changes for nutrient removal. 

 Can you tell us about your system and what you want to achieve with carbon dosing?

I think I saw a 10g on nano-reef recently.