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i know someone whom i'll never be asking for soda can storage advice from. ;)

almost seems like monster is in bed with traxxas, huh nerdy?

Nicole - soaking up what i can on the other end of the vast web. good to see you too. constevens - excellent points! rastoma - yes, just like MG and a few others sell. just depends what you value more, your time or your money. if i recall correctly, MG makes it a hard decision for even the...

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new method. 00 sized capsules from an organic or health food place or nutrition center. fill them with osmocote and push under the substrate. about 5 per square foot of planted substrate per every month or 3 should be more than plenty. but definitely find yourself a good, steady carbon...

sorry to hear, doug. my thoughts are with you.

the void grows with each passing spirit. my condolences, john.

bird spikes. :lipssealedsmilie: imagine the looks you'd get loading your groceries up. :rofl:

unlawful bump...

very heart warming, LG. great job! and what a cute little lady she is.

at least that is done in good taste. these tanks, on the other hand, are just gaudy and ill-advised. :grinyes:

i have no desire for arowana at all, but i totally agree.

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description says plastic coating and product looks machine applied. doesn't look like something that could easily be replicated at home. a truck bedliner coating might afford you what you're looking for, but i fear about toxicity issues and would consider the cost of trial and error before you...

here's one way... http://www.wakemakers.com/1-inch-3-4-inch-hose-barb-coupler.html you'll need hose clamps with that. 5/8 tubing should fit right over that 3/4 end if you boil a pot of water and heat it in there until it's pliable first. once you get it over, set it to cool or run it under...

http://www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=193 don't let the size fool you - N42 neodymium magnets are pretty strong! EDIT: also... consider it a permanent solution as they'll stay magnetized for life.

:rofl: you don't reinforce and waterproof the bedroom. even if all that water came gushing through at once, you'd only be under it for a split second, if ever.

Yes? +1 leaving doughnuts for them in dedicated feeding areas helps, too. (neighbors are the nicest people, but sheesh! i mean, really? doughnuts?)

like a baby! probably dreaming about the day the wall shatters all the while. flood insurance may be just a pipe dream, but the lawsuit would probably set me for life. i'm betting the house full of water is at least worth twice market value. (i'm horrible, i know...)