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Check this link out, http://ggweather.com/sf/snow.html

Yea this a family friendly club! You should have a puppy or kitten :D

Sweet, I think its an " Eel Subway " :D You have alot of reactors! Thats going to be one very happy Eel

Yep, Thanks Again

no :X ! I think my heater has been running for a week straight. + 1 Snow in the BAY :bigsmile: If it snowed here it would be grid-locked, no one knows how to drive as it is. But damn it would be funny to watch! :beer:

You should do a normal tank cycle, I would wait at least 4 - 6 weeks before adding any corals. You could add some damsels? Also I would NOT run to much filtering equipment during the cycle, your only going to be removing the bacteria you need for your new system. Most important thing, take your...

Have a couple of frags for the DBTC. Pick up in SF Attached files

Sweet! :bigsmile: I have to work so I cant make the meeting, just let me know when and where to pick up. +1 "Low Budget Porn Chalice" :X

Taking algea from a bucket that has been in the garage for three weeks with not heat, no light and dirty water. Then puttingit in my new refugium thinking it would come back to life :( Two days later AMMONIA is so high from the dead algea, I end up doing a 100 gallon water change in 18 hours...

That is the crazy! Ive never seen anything like it before, COOL VIDEO!

Cool Pictures, pods look alien :glasses:

Have you tested your water? See if anything went crazy. +1 Carbon if there is no major water parameter issues.

I agree with the back up drain, I try to install them when ever I can, sure makes sleeping and going out of town eaiser to think about. No one wants to come home to a flooded house, because a Mexican Turbo Snail or some algae wanted to use your overflow for a water slide :D

?? This has nothing to do with an ATO, we where talking about an overflow, you said " Dont ever install a valve on your overflow" Im explaning why it donst matter if you do. Overcourse you could build your sump in a way that dosnt support the way I explained. If you read my post, I explained how...

How are the prices? I dont know what size drill bits you want but I could check my shop tommorow, I pretty sure a have a few diamond holesaws you could use? Also have some brand new 1/2" loc line fittings I didnt use, Im sure we could work something out. Im in SF

Hey where are you buying your bulkheads and stuff?

Here is flow factor problem. If you keep the bulkhead submerged you will have a full siphon which is how you get good GPH ratings. The added pressure from the water being above the bulkhead forces the siphon to be much stronger. People sometimes have bad flow if the water level is...

I allready took friction loss in to account by a large margin. 1" I.D. PIPE installed in the 100% vertical position is rated @ 16gpm/960gph under gravity flow only. (Which is the senario for a fish tank overflow) -360gph for friction loss caused by horizontal pipe and fittings 1" I.D...

Its not to bad, use a guide and a wood router to cut the overflow slots. Another member let me in on that trick, it works really well.

Whats the problem with a valve? Ive done that on plenty of tanks, works great! If you close the valve to much = you will raise the tank level and starve the sump pump. That might also cause an overflow in the main tank, but most sumps dont have enough water in the final baffle area to...