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Cheato has always grown really fast and well for me. The things I don't like about cheato is how much I always have to throw out and the fact that I could never get any of my tangs to eat it. I miss my NC days when all the calerpas were legal and commonly used.

NEED YOUR THOUGHTS AND INPUT! - As I start to pull everything together to figure out how I want to aquascape this tank I was thinking about trying something that I don’t think I’ve ever seen done in all my tank thread trolling over the years. First off I will not be doing a sand bed in the...

found it! and I enjoyed your tank thread man... good stuff. Going to pick some up tonight if the one down the street has it in stock. think I'll play with some of it and make some plugs or something just so I can get a feel for the setting time.

I'm assuming this is what you're referring to? http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xgl/R-100350272/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 and is this the fortifier you're using...

What's the name of the bonding fortifier? also from Home Depot?

I got a couple calls back today saying the S110 was discontinued...

We should do a abalone dive club event. I usually go every year but missed it this year. A club dive could be fun... followed by a BBQ with our spoils :)

uhumm... are you flexing in the mirror right now? :p

that sounds about right...

I like to include a few pounds of lead with my water because I ate paint chips as a child... :) no but really... water weighs like 8.35p/g right? Salt water is a little heavier than that. The 5g BL jugs hold more than 5 gallons... 40-50 pounds per jug sounds about right. :tired:

I love diving but the deep blue your talkin about gives me the shudders... there's just something really creepy about being in water that is that deep.

LOL... I think you put a whole lot more wear and tear on your BL jugs then I do. :) I've had mine for at least 7 years and they are as supple as the day I bought them... ;) Heck carrying two 5 gallon jugs is around 90-100 pounds right? especially if it's filled to the very top. Carrying...

Score! way better then blue life jugs ;)

Heck if (when) I did a plywood coral flat tank there would be no sides with glass at all. I would just limit myself to top down views and have a nice viewing apparatus to float on the surface. Thankfully I have some carpentry background so I have a good idea on what and how I'd laminate...

I have two of those I use to fill up with water for when I go camping. They're not bad... I've had them crack on me before though and I've had to replace them. I've had my blue life's for about 7-8 years now if I recall correctly. Never had one crack or leak before.

I've been using the Blue Life ones forever. They are some heavy sunvumwiches when filled up at just 5 gallons... I wouldn't want to use 7 gallon containers. I think I have about 20 of the blue life containers. I only ever use 4-6 of them. PM me if you need some and I can probably let some go.

Yum...

Since no potluck is complete without some good BBQ I'll bring a couple pounds of delicious smoked pulled pork.

Ya... the combo of plywood tank and glass viewing panel is a bit intimidating. I love the large tank plywood threads on RC though. Seen more than a few of them end in leaks and dead threads as people disappear from RC in failure and shame... lol. A large coral flat with no viewing panels on...

That's great... I've thought a few times of trying my plywood skills out on a 8'x4'x16" tall coral flat... someday.