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I went from the bay to the desert. You'll enjoy BAR :-D

You're killing me :-D

Not an elbow, but part # 5463K168 at http://www.mcmaster.com/ should do it

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and I think that joke will probably fly over most people's heads :-D

FYI,

Things happen. We've all lost corals and some entire systems. Just let it be a learning experience and move forward :) It also points out how important DBTC is for backing up your corals :)

BMF Chalice. It came from Jules Winnfield's tank.

that's $40/sq in MSRP :P

If you think we are joking or are being overly paranoid, we are not. I've been using lasers for the past 12 years and know better then to play with the devil as if it were my friend.

step 1: get appropriate OD laser safety glasses/goggles for everyone in the room when using the laser step 2: see step 1 :P you can get laser glasses here without any trouble. Be sure to have the right wavelength covered. http://www.thorlabs.us/NewGroupPage9.cfm?ObjectGroup_ID=762

or you can leave it next to your sump :) Under the stand is about the right temperature for me.

start with: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gladstone-Dale_relation then add the appropriate analog of: http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20070018851_2007019043.pdf

The "auto temp correction" feature of the refract is a thermal thing on the refractive element. If the refract is at proper temp (see specs), then you are golden as the index is known. The refract glass has a large thermal mass relative to the small amount of water you add, so it really...

No worries, I won't tell them how to get the pixie dust for point-slope dual corrections with a single solution.

+1 Note, calibrate at the target salinity (35 ppt), not with RO/DI water (0ppt).

If the 14k Phoenix @ 250watts is anything like the 150 watt one, then it is a winner!

I didn't want to re-invent the wheel, so...here is a wheel http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-06/rhf/index.php

+1 to what Michael said. As someone who uses lasers daily, I personally would recommend NOT using them. Ones powerful enough to kill pests are seriously dangerous and extremely easy to misshandle. Just think of it as one step under a gun. It won't kill you, but potential to do...