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:) dang it, I'm predictable

Gnathophyllum americanum eat the tube feet of echinoderms. They don't require them though.

Should have made them do the scientific names :)

My first modem was a 1200 baud, but it never performed at that speed so I was stuck at 300 for years. OMG that was a crawl.

In terms of corals, its mainly an LPS issue. I've never heard of, or seen, any SPS succumbing to this.

Ha... ex BBS SYSOP here... I sure recall those days... 36 hour download only to have a phone picked up and ruining it. I haven't heard of this unit yet, I'll go take a look at it. Thanks.

If your dog is anything like mine, yup :lol: Then they want to lick you...

Oh, a subject close to my heart :) FWIW taking in, and actually utilizing the feed are two different things. If a coral takes something in, and it can't process it, that is a net negative on the energy budget of that coral. They'll send it back out as pseudo-feces, though, something else will...

I have friends in the biz as well, and even their bro price, its hard for them to match a high volume printers price. Economy of scale comes into play in a big way. @Nav I'll get my dues paid today, then I'll PM you my email. edit: sorry, I have two accounts. I forgot to log out of my...

I've seen it work wonders with in tank treatments, and yeah, its a great dip when algae is on the plug. I worked a little on an idea Rich (Thales) had that utilized hydrogen peroxide. I should resume that work, its a pretty creative idea.

Hate when that happens. At times I wished forums were dynamic, as in even if I didn't refresh, if someone posted, my screen would show it. I work on multiple screens and I've gotten pretty damn good at noticing a change on the screens I am not currently working on. Peripheral vision at its...

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Guess you totally passed over my post about doing that, prior to your post ;)

A 100' coil helped increase my temp to above 70 when I wrapped it around the hot water heater (below the insulation blanket). Guess where your theory hits the road, there is a anomaly :lol:

that (build up in hot water heater), and the other fact you mentioned (can get too hot if something else was turned on)

Oh they do, in fact, I just saw one that IIRC was 2x the size as the powered booster pump we're used to as the max size. I'll try to find out where they got it.

IIRC you want around 70f... IE room temp, not ground temp most our tap is delivered at. Don't feed it from your hot water, just wrap the feed line around the hot water heater.

We had plans to implement that a few years ago. I'll revisit the subject with the bosses.... will be an easy pitch since I have all the numbers already, and they haven't changed.

LOL... I'll make yours once the logo is put to bed The RN one is 99.9% done, just waiting on a image from one of my contractors.

easily checked, I still talk to Matt every once in a while. He was on our companies BOD for many years.