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Got few more boxes for free. These have been exposed to Cupramine so use it at your own discretion’s. First come first served.

Oh no, my apologies. Thought I saw one or two just few days ago. Last one was shown sold yesterday. I’ll see if I can get some more. They are really hard to come by nowadays. Very limited production. Edited…Just confirmed we’ll have more on Wednesday!

Always have it in stock.

I have endless supply of clean saltwater and freshwater feeding the saw during fragging. Clean saltwater as cutting lubricant and clean freshwater to keep the blade and the flywheels clean.

With original brush motor, yes. They have made the switch to brushless for a long time now. Much more reliable.

No…this is based off the Inland saw so the motor is on the bottom. I don’t like the Gryphon version because I don’t like to recirculate waste water as a cutting lubricant. We’re just redesigning it to make it more durable and easier to service.

This is so cool to me. My staff redesigned fragging bandsaw for the shop. Final version will be CNC’ed out of Aluminum. Can’t wait for to see the final version.

They have direct access to the bottom glass. And although you can’t see it, but there’s enough sand mixed with the Aragonite substrate to make them feel more comfortable. I need to find bigger tank for them…lol

I stand corrected. And no, I don’t have that specific model in stock. Only the one with the pedestal.

That’s a really old model. I only the new 25G AIO model with APS pedestal stand in stock.

Look at the size of these babies!

Always have them in stock.

Awesome. Was just there yesterday.

Bass Pro on Cherry?

This one starting to come together quite nicely!

You obviously haven’t talk to enough fellow reefers. Come join my team for a few months and you’ll realize how little the average hobbyist knows about the correct thickness of sand. So, the safer advice is to tell people not to stir their sand. Obviously, you may be the exception but generally...

Just scored the last remaining stock my supplier has!

You’re not supposed to clean your sand in a saltwater tank. In older tanks, pockets of Hydrogen Sulfide gas can be inadvertently released into the water column in large amount and that can do a lot of damage to the animals in the water. Sand stirring or “cleaning” should be done by the animals...