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  1. Canvas Art

    by , 09-29-2010 at 01:45 PM (T.I.B.E.T (The Incredibly Big Expensive Tank))
    If anyone is looking for a company to print their photos onto canvas and frame them I used Canvas on Demand a few times and the results have been fantastic. I've been having custom sports photos, and a few diving photos printed up as gifts over the last couple of weeks.

    I figured since a lot of people in the hobby are also photographers, or have a photography interest, that this might help someone out. I've also noticed that a lot of people seem to be using their own tank photography ...
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  2. New to Saltwater new to reef addicts

    Well it all started when I got a jones for owning another fishtank. I had owned freshwater tanks off and on as a kid. Now that I am almost 30 I really wanted to get a SW tank. So I moved into a house last year that had an awesome spot for a fish tank. The wall separated two rooms and had a space about 4 feet wide, 2 feet deep and 4-5 feet tall. So I was looking at a 55gallon tank. The more research I did the more I wanted to utilize a sump and the more equipment I realized I would have to ...
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  3. Another testimonial for "pegging" method of mounting frags

    I just upgraded to a bigger tank over the summer, and when looking into building my new aquascape Marc had mentioned that I should look up "pegging" and sent me a link. In a nutshell, you drill small holes all over your rock and mount your frags on rigid airline tubing pieces about an inch long. Drop the frag in one of your rock holes, and you're done. You can easily move them around all you want until they encrust over the connection. I decided to give this a try and loved the flexibility ...
  4. Installing a window air vent

    I came across a Holmes Digital Twin Window Fan unit at the local Super Target in a clearance section. The sale price was less than $30 and I figured I could use it in my fish room. If it works then great, but if it didn't I didn't spend a ton of money and it claimed to save $$$ on my electric bill.

    The unit is programmable to turn on automatically when a certain temperature is desired, or you can program a timer to turn on. Both fans are independently controllable to either exhaust ...

    Updated 09-23-2010 at 11:36 AM by MarcG

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  5. new sump help

    hi all. i have a 29g sump and it runs fine. but my new pump will handle more flow so i want to upgrade.lol i have a 55g with a cracked center brace that i can use. i have the wife's permission to set it up downstairs and plumb it to my tank. the 29 has a ref, skimmer and return section. i was thinking to still use it, just as a skimmer and ref, then drain the water into the 55, half to the return section and half to another ref. the pump is the snapper hybrid, so will do around 1800g at 10'. ...
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