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Did you submerge the camera or how did you prevent glare?

I will love to take some off your hands if they're bugging your scooter (pun intended).

Formalin, a solution of 37% formaldehyde (Van Waters and Rogers, 1988), is effective in treating Saprolegnia (Fitzpatrick et al., 1995; Mitchell and Collins, 1997; and others), and is the only fungicide registered for use in aquaculture in the United States (Bruno and Wood, 1999; Marking et al., 1994; and others). However, there are concerns about its affect on both the environment and personnel who handle it (Fitzpatrick et al., 1995; and others). Hydrogen peroxide is a promising chemical for the treatment of Saprolegnia (Fitzpatrick et al., 1995; Marking et al., 1994; and others) with minimal impact to the environmental (Bruno and Wood, 1999; Mitchell and Collins, 1997). However, it is important to consider the species, life stage and water temperature when treating Saprolegnia with hydrogen peroxide (Rach et al., 1997). Sodium chloride at high concentrations, i.e., sea water at 29 gm/liter and salt water at 15 gm/liter, is lethal to Saprolegnia (Marking et al., 1994; Pickering, 1994), and effective for controlling S. parasitica (Willoughby, 1994). ANY LUCK YET??

Thanks. I'll try that and check the warranty. I bought it in late 2005 I think. If I'm lucky TekLight will have at least a 3 year warranty.

That auction also has 2 different pictures. The one near the top is thin and long, but the one near the bottom is monstrous. I would definately get them to clarify size and manufacturer of the lights. Otherwise it sounds like a nice deal. Beware with the low clearance if you have an external overflow it may not fit if it is 20" wide.

I can use it. 542-1322

I have a 48" TekLight 8 lamp T5 fixture. 2 of the lights haven't been coming on lately on their own. If I turn off the power and turn it back on they work. The 2 bulbs are next to each other and on the same switch. Can someone please help me before I get dieoff?

If they feel the need to lie about the product in order to sell it then it probably isn't worth buying in the first place. I would say forget the liar and let them go broke.

It's hard to tell. I would bet majano because of their reproduction rates and commonality, but it does look like a condi. Condis are fairly inexpensive so I would recommend getting rid of the one in your tank in case it's a majano.

I'm 24 and should feel young, but I grew up with problems such as a wealthy and depressed family. I've never had to work and probably couldn't if I wanted to. I lay around most of the time trying to think of reasons to keep going. I wish I could say differently. Enjoy life if you can. It doesn't matter how old you are.

Greaaaat. That wasn't a waste of my time. ~X<

I lost 30lbs in the last 2 months on Nutrisystem. You really have to have the will power. I tried hypnosis for eating and smoking and I think it's more of a placebo effect that makes people think it works. If you have the will to get hypnotized then you probably have the will to change anyway. That's the secret. I quit smoking and am eating better, but all that happened a couple years after I tried hypnosis.

It looks like a type of algae to me. I wouldn't worry about it.

Here goes nothing...

That could be due to your computer. On mine the 20k looks bluer.

I've never had a problem with F&S. I've ordered several hundred dollars worth of corals and fish from them and I love them. They should definately give you a refund. In this case though, you should probably buy locally.

I will be there too! I'll try to be good. (hide the cheesecakes)

You can count on me to crash the party. I'm going to eat all the cheesecake!

I hope this works.

It probably doesn't come with a ballast and the bulb you will have to buy is the expensive part anyway.

I had that same problem.

I also reccommend something like that because you can use an adhesive that will allow you to remove it later. Most tanks have blue instead of black because it reflects more blue light into the tank and still grows algae; black will likely slow the process of algae growth and make the tank look darker.

I don't think a siphon will be strong enough to really clean it, especially if you use airline tubing. Force = mass x acceleration. You need more of a mass of water if you want to get it clean. If it's algae you need to scrub it off and it will get sucked down. If it's sand you can leave it or turn off the return pump and remove the box completely then use a high pressure hose or showerhead to spray it out before you dry it off and put it back. I make my fish drink the water so I just use my mouth. It's really not that bad.

I have a small rock with some mushrooms that I keep in my sump with many pods you can borrow or buy. Or I have another one with mushrooms in my main tank that I could give to you, but it's very small.

Next time I will bring more cash and my checkbook so I don't have to wait a credit card line. By the way the bubble coral has expanded ten fold and is doing much better. I can't wait to see what it's like when fully inflated. Thanks for the great deals. I hope you stock up on more Koralia 4s next time. They were all gone in the first 5 minutes!