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Tgif bump I have two sets of NEW Jebao WP-40 Power Supply and Controller(newest) that I bought so I wouldn't have to remove all the wiring, etc. from my cabinet to clean the pumps. Also, good to have some spares. These will work for the WP-25's as well. One (1) set left @ $25.00 I also have...

I have two sets of NEW Jebao WP-40 Power Supply and Controller(newest) that I bought so I wouldn't have to remove all the wiring, etc. from my cabinet to clean the pumps. Also, good to have some spares. These will work for the WP-25's as well. One (1) set left @ $25.00 I also have two WP-40...

I'm not sure what you're trying to make, but the hollow frames allow you to install the corner pieces to hold the frame together. If you need a source of raw aluminum extrusions, I've used these folks a few times. They also sell the HDPE...

Many people just use it under their rock work, so you don't have to cover the whole bottom if you don't want to. You can also just cut it into pieces that will fit though your top, and piece it together on the bottom.

http://www.boatoutfitters.com/king-starboard-cut-to-size.html?Attribs=380&catID=69&gclid=cjmf2-fss7gcfy2e4aodqr0aww

Try a small area, maybe on the back of the stand. You may have to do a few coats to cover the black.

Looks like a sunfish or bluegill.

I used to use simple cup hooks screwed around the inside of the cabinets apron. http://www.lowes.com/pd_58442-37672-491384_0__?productId=3036133&Ntt=cup+hooks&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNtt%3Dcup%2Bhooks&facetInfo=

You will find that there are dead spots around the base of the overflow chambers that are hard to get circulation to. You might consider using some large pieces of PVC under your rock as tunnels for the fish, and conduits for water flow in those area's.

I had the same problem, and got tired of removing the Durso to drain the overflow chamber and catch the fish in a mesh sock in the sump. I used some plastic canvas(5 mesh) and placed it upright between the two chamber walls of the overflow. The notch at the bottom left was for the return pipe...

One left.

Sold, mod's please close. Thank you.

Thanks for hosting Matt, tank and house look great. Love the decks, great job.

Is the plug molded onto the cord or are there screws on the strain relief? According to the book the unit is rated, and fused for 20A. If the plug has screws, maybe someone replaced the 20A plug(L5-20P) with the L5-30P so it could be used on a 30A circuit(L5-30R). If so, you could replace the...

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Here's another source I've used for power strips: http://www.x1up.com/.sc/ms/cat/Power%20Strips I like the fact that you can get them with shorter cords, and have horizontally positioned plugs with a lot of space between them, and have mounting flanges on the ends.

This unit has sold. Mod's please close. Thank you.

George, I have four of these(10A/125V) you can have if you want them. This is where I bought them and a good source for cables in general. http://www.cablestogo.com/

Nice, Matt.

An ounce of prevention........ http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?87258-Lock-Stock-and-Barrel