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Yep! When I drill, I put the clutch on the lowest setting. As you get deeper into the glass, sometimes when you stop to flush, as you get restarted the bit will bite and stop. This is where the clutch comes in handy, no cracked glass!

How thick is the glass, and how long did it take to drill? It took, what seemed like forever (and two batteries in the cordless drill), to drill 3 holes in my 3/8" glass.

As others have stated, best route to go is: New Tank = New Sand Unless you have hours (and I do mean hours) to spend cleaning and rinsing the sand. I tried to clean the sand from my old tank once, rinsing, sifting, and cleaning for over 3 hours till the water was clear. Never again will I do...

That is a road trip if ever I saw one! :)

Should we move the March meeting to the 31st?

Yes, chamber 1 is where the stock filter pad slides in, step two after after tossing the bio balls, is to toss the stock filter pad/carbon insert and get some "cut to fit" filter pads. The floor in the first chamber is a detritus trap, by removing it, it is easier to clean and allows more room...

I love my BioCube! It's only 8 gallons but I love that little tank. There are some mods to do if it's a stock tank. First thing to do is toss the BioBalls. InTank media rack is a popular item but you can get by without it. Skimmer depends on what you want to keep in the tank. Return pump...

2 Questions. 1.) Are you staying in Jersey? 2.) Are you thinking about selling just equipment and keeping livestock, or selling everything?

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Would you be able to do one full pack?

Two words: Frag Tank ;)

0 miles and still made it another 2 miles to a gas station! :D

This is best done right before doing a water change.

With only one power cord, could they be Gen I's?

And remove any you see manually with an eye dropper or turkey baster. Check the tank at night with a flashlight. Also check your frag for eggs, dips will not kill any eggs and if they hatch you will have even more of them little buggers to deal with.

Glad I'm not the only one with a small Zoo. :grin: Cat, birds, fish... I even had a mouse for a short time. Great meeting! Food was great, and that had to be the biggest frag raffle I've seen yet! The meetings seem to get bigger with more new faces each time. Lets hope for some spring like...

Zoa eating nudibranches. They are nocturnal and is why you saw them first thing in the morning.

Meeting are usually 1-5pm

Hope you don't mind if I add my FTS from the meeting. View from one of the "chairs":

Calling you.