The tank is down and the fish are at their new homes I am ready for bed, forgot how huch work goes into taking down a reef tank.

feels good to check it off the list I bet!

Sure does, now I am getting ready to gut the dining and living rooms. They are the only rooms I have not redone and need some insulation.

The tank is down and the fish are at their new homes I am ready for bed, forgot how huch work goes into taking down a reef tank.

any pictures of the fish tank setup?

I enjoyed it when i had my lil tank

This is what it looked like a couple of days ago. 300 lbs of rock giant clam, 34lbs we weighed it and some fish. I sold off the corals about 2 years ago. Now I just needs to sell the tank, stand, and hood. Any takers close?

That would make a great Easter basket. As the wife looks at me like I am nuts.

Close up shot, the clam was almost 14" long.

I think he's talking about a Term Lab Sean. So it's not really a mic it's a sensor.

Definitely not a real mic then either. Nor very accurate, but that is another story.

That's a BIG Clam!

tasty clam

coffee

Duran, what are you doing with that basket?

That's a BIG Clam!

I was suprised he was 34lbs.

So the "official" mics they use in those competitions aren't even accurate?

tasty clam

now I want some chowdah!

carpet installers are en route

almost there!! :hyper:

LOL everyone talking about clams and carpet........ My minds in the gutter today.

poo tang and lunch! perfect.

A carpet will eat a clam. It happen in my tank a few years ago

Are you talking alge or carpet to different things I can deal with carpet but alge(fungus) no thank you, ruins a good clam.

Are you talking alge or carpet to different things I can deal with carpet but alge(fungus) no thank you, ruins a good clam.

Carpet anemone.

I had one that was like 20" in dia that ate my super gigas clam.

How much does it usually take for wood glue to fully cure ?

is that the smell of new carpet?

I do believe it is

How much does it usually take for wood glue to fully cure ?

I'd say about a day or so

So the "official" mics they use in those competitions aren't even accurate?

To get a truly accurate dB reading at those levels you need a nearly $10k hydrophone, not necessary for the task at hand as no one cares for absolutes anyways.

New sub-panel running 220v in the garage. The Unisaw will finally get fired up one of these days. Now what to build first?

New sub-panel running 220v in the garage. The Unisaw will finally get fired up one of these days. Now what to build first?

a casket?

*insert King of the Hill quote here*