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Pen-plax Two AC/DC and one battery operated All use two D-size batteries

I'll get that info tomorrow.

I've been hauling three battery operated air-pumps in my car for a couple years now; at least one is an emergency pump that plugs into AC current and when power is out, starts to work via the battery/ies Pick up in SF as usual.

Just wondering if there's a "liability/marketing" or something about that issue. When the Cal Academy was remodeled, the temporary location downtown (Howard St?) had a good size placard in place mentioning BAR and its mission statement I believe.

A remodel always, ALWAYS has to be planned around a bigger tank; no ifs, no buts, no coconuts

...forgot to mention, I'll be gone again a few days and there's no cell phone service where I'm going but will return next week.

It's an in-store manager's special only; they had quite a few before the holiday season and were not as popular. I've done it in the past and can do it for you; I can go by tomorrow and grab one for you; total with tax is $122.50

Down to $112.00 +tax !!!

Don’t know if it counts but my salinity is steadily kept at 0.000

If interested and willing to pick up in SF, I might have a big and/or a small Korallin reactor, maybe some other goodies to go with it.

I always thought I was the only one…

You’d need to protect the bottom glass, a route would be setting in place a starboard piece the size of the bottom or a piece of thick glass siliconed (floating glass). Long ago, Jason @Eight ? Bought a tank from Ron, fellow reefer that had a starboard bottom carved to mimic a sandy bottom, I...

Here: https://www.krittertanks.com/ He built some of the tanks at the California Academy of Sciences if I remember right

Don't know if Gen? of Kritter Tanks is still around, is/was the premium acrylic tank builder in the Peninsula

Here https://bareefers.org/forum/threads/huge-worm.11979/

Is a night predator IMOE; we noticed fish and coral gone without explanation; my brother at night and only a moonlight on, lights in the room off, saw something dark moving among the rocks; he tried the plastic tongs with no success, those worms are strong. Finally he used long needle nose...

Open the palm of your hand to get an idea.

Bobbit worms are very stealthy and grow big if unnoticed> I don't know for sure if the worm would kill a larger fish but that it does have a knack for live things, that I'm sure of.