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Oooooh - maybe they can add these with logo to the BAR swag shop.

Between science classes and aqua class we use so many towels! However, second to slipping on wet floors, towels are my classroom’s biggest trip hazard. To be fair, a lot of middle schoolers trip over their own feet.

Thanks for letting me know your experience!

The SlimJim 23gal is not too deep for me (neither is Brute 32) and does have two trolleys available or I could use a scooterboard like I use on my little short 20gal Brute that is an ATO reservoir. I need a 4th container bc 2x32gal need to be SW and I decided I want to keep my RODI Brute with...

This mat has changed my life twice a week when students do tank care. How on Earth is that thin, rough mat so absorbent? I feel like cutting one to cover counters and cabinets. Also adding a shout out for your recommendation of these types of clamps in another thread...

Found a brief post from 2022, but was wondering if anyone has been using this 23gal SlimJim garbage can for water changes? Or has another small footprint, tall profile suggestion that would change my life and encourage me to do more frequent water changes. Currently have 3 rolling 32gal Brutes...

Green BTAs available in Pleasant Hill/Concord Area! No bubble tips showing at the moment but they have had them in the past. Read beginning of this thread about the cool history of this lineage.

I also have a Kraken Reef cover from 2022. Just a feeding cutout for auto feeder. It’s on a Biocube 29 so the feeder sits next to tank on a tower of objects and dumps food thru cutout. Love it.

…and when tank is established, if a supporting member goes with the nem/clown idea of @Kensington Reefer I can supply the green BTA through DBTC

Anybody else make one of these babies years ago??? Note how clean it is. One tiny piece of algae would plug it up. Not sure why I saved it!

Changed my vote to Yes but I will be in mountains with unpredictable internet connection. Dang.

@jonmos75 has first dibs bc he gave this to me some years ago... Housed fire-belly toads for years. Glass with screen top. Latch does not lock properly. Tank size is 12" x 12" x 13"H In Pleasant Hill.

Just adding that someone told me that since this tank is marketed as a terrarium it might have thinner glass walls than required for an aquarium and may not be suitable for filling with water. I have no idea.

Sure thing. Not a massive rush.

NOT a complete setup. Unused 10g glass tank, metal screen cover, one 5.5” Flucker’s dome with clamps but no bulb/CHE (up to 100W), temp/humidity sensor. In Pleasant Hill.

If you need dimensions I can measure it but possibly 12”x12”x18” - not cleaned. Has bark-like back, screen top, and front panel opens. Housed Hyla tree frogs. In Pleasant Hill.

Remember this frog tank @jonmos75 ?? The last frog lived until about a year and a half ago. I do not plan to restart this habitat and wanted to check if you are interested, although the latch does not lock at this point. (Note: this is NOT the tree frog terrarium I posted in PIF.)

Thank you for the terrific moss! Amy Kirshen at CVCHS (from Accel Sci 7) and I at SMS will both have the moss in classroom tanks this year so lots of kids will benefit. And they will know that it came from an awesome former student ;)

You can’t just put a bead of a reefsafe product?

A few years ago I think I got two sizes of right angle triangular acrylic rod at my local Tap. Both bonded well to acrylic corners for reinforcement ( not related to aquarium)