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dont remember the correct name, but search citrons or certron or something similar. good things

starfish usually only eat weak or dead fish. I would keep that one.

glad you found the problem before it was too late. good luck

did you try flipping the homosote over and have the imperfection in a different place to see if thats the problem?

what did you coat yours with? did it make the homosote harden a little bit where it wouldn't crush equally?

I agree 100%

you're the man

give me half an hour to get dressed. see ya soon

I'll take the pump. let me know when's a good time today to stop over

true, they have more balls then I do. wait, that cant be true, they have more guts then I do. we had my wife's tubes tied instead.

yous are welcome to come fishing with me any time you want

You can count on me for whatever help you need.

Hey. Long time no see.

I dont remember reading any posts that say they dont do water changes. Of course water changes are the most important thing to do. Most of us are smart enough to remember our actions of our fish and kids. If you dont know your kids by the time their teenagers, you were never their father.

You are correct to explain this. When a newbie has the 30 years experiance like I have, they will then learn how to read their animals.:chuncky:

I dont test either. My corals and fish tell me if theres anything wrong with my parms.

The black one is an Austrialian perk and the orange is a misbarred false perk.

Thread won't let me post a link, but here is another place in NJ.....ttp://www.njplastics.com/ ^ put the h here before the ttp if you copy and paste the link

Do you have caluptra algea in your sump?

I would go with option #4... Do the flooring, drain 3/4 of the water thats in the tank now, move the tank away enough to do the flooring under it then move the tank back. No money spent on setting up another one. You's might miss a tank where it is now and decide to put something in its place if...