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thanks google earth. but i'd rather don my umbrella... http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2013/07/09/protest-brewing-over-marylands-new-rain-tax/ water just keeps finding a way to get more and more expensive these days.

oh, phooey! does this mean that jurassic park wasn't a documentary, too?

drywall should be harder and stronger after wetting and drying. as long as the structure is properly dried within a 72 hour period and the equipment is pulled correctly allowing the structure to remain dry after the affected rooms have cooled, microbial growth and introduction should remain at...

as far as i know, yes. they have to be safe to provide potable water in households with pvc plumbing. and for houses with tanks of variable heights, we can make that hangy thing of adjustable dimensions... not to mention, your garden will absolutely love the extra nutrients. :D

my life saver use it like this... remove the shower head in your bathroom and put on a 5/8" female npt to 3/4" male hose thread adapter onto the pipe and a 3/4" female hose thread to 5/8" male npt adapter onto the shower head. then you can attach and remove the shower head by hand and...

same impression i got... cyano... root cause is often lack of N in a planted tank. dirty filters and decaying plant matter often complicate the issue IME. too much light never helps any "algae" related issues, either... especially in the event the daylight hours are way too long. that being...

while that might be true, the burden of damage control and repair ALWAYS falls on the admins/CEOs/managment/owners/etc.. Nicole hit the nail on the head whether anyone wants to face it or not. there are even mods on this site that have chosen to be more active in communities elsewhere... EDIT...

agreed. this tank was for the one guys mom... http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?264359-Tanked-nail-tank-update so it's not like they don't know they're seriously messing up. for those that don't click links; here's the reveal... xNgcpDf_ESA here's a pic from the thread...

what an ironic title for such an amusing thread. carry on...

respect bump now before you get all upset. consider the source bump...

a gallon is a measure of liquid volume. thus a 20 gallon tank has twice the volume of a 10 gallon tank. dimensions don't matter as long as they add up to the right volume(s). i vote for RCS. they're hardy and breed in fresh water.

what did you do with the whisper 10i? if it's still in there, you shouldn't experience a mini cycle. if you can put the media in the cavities of the new filter, you should be good to go... maybe a tiny mini-cycle. if you removed it and the media's been allowed to dry up, all bets are off...

i noticed her taking it out of the fridge. she just grabbed a bottle of stuff. never got opened. never got near her sniffer. the fact that she'd reach for it was more than enough for me. yes. will be fine... at much higher doses. your calculations thus far are well above and beyond the...

^ it's not what it's all cracked up to be. nothing more than a weird mintish flavored grain-ish alcohol with an alluring green glow-in-the-dark-esque color to the liquid. my brother picked up a few bottles while passing through europe on the way to and from afghan/iraq. about this time last...

then take them out, do a w/c and wait and see if it returns. after a couple weeks, if there's no return, just assume it's the rocks.

put those rocks in any other tanks?

thanks shared that with a few people.

happy belated.

with these brass couplings in line with your shower head... and one of these... you can hook it up like this... or like this... and do NO HANDED water changes like this... then you won't need help doing w/c's... LARGE WATER CHANGES if necessary. on every tank in the house. (that's why...

do kittens count?