mine stays in the 80-82 range.. but some people must have their tanks @78 or they aren't happy

i am assuming your inlet for the pump is open, and not connected to any piping? (i.e. restricting the intake) From there, look at your pumps papers, it will probably tell you to step up the pipe to 3/4 or 1" for the return. I am not sure if you want to try that though 5bucks for pvc is cheaper ...

how many head feet do you have pumping back into your tank?

i've noticed all pumps run hotter the more headfoot you have...

also what size tubing do you have coming out of the mag7? i think it says you should use 1" so you will have to convert it from the smaller to the larger etc...

I will need a concrete former as well soon...

wanting to add a 20 foot slab on the back of the house to use for an addition that will house the new aquarium service room

but thats a few months off...

no lol, that was sarcasim

i killed it good

we were lucky, never really lost power ( not counting the 5-10 min sessions) the blueish xenia? and teh green sinulara never made it, and half the shrooms as well as teh green ricordia just mushed up... everything else is awesome. The toadstool is over 2x the size as well as the kenya tree etc. The ...

listing of tom thumbs that have gas etc...

http://www.pensacolanewsjournal.com/app ... 30023/1006

was my thought too

no to hijack the snake thread

made out well, didnt loose power more then a few seconds at a time... no internet/phone but all in all cool air and hot water.

I'm staying too, but I'm a bit further from most of you (in pensacola)

hoepfully you all come through well, and if I can help, just let me know.

problem is the stories have heard about camille, was that the wind instruments used broke during the hurricane, but registered gusts up to 220mph...

"pressure washed" by mother nature.....

i did

sounds like a lot of time on their hands with a video camera

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what size?