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just let the coralline build up ;) after six months my tank looked like it got in a paint ball fight with with Powerpuff Girls.

So I have some large base rock that I want to cut in half, any good techniques to this? I want to cut them in half to make shelf pieces. I was thinking about drilling holes along where I want to cut it, then hitting it with a hammer. Thanks, Josh

thanks Phong! PS: I got some of your dry live rock from Boun the other day, that stuff is killer, where did you initially get it?

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neither show up on my computer.... the first one is Google's HTML to embed in website this (without #) #<a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/Josh.Harmsen/Ascorbate/photo#5225184532568846482"><img...

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lets give it another go, let me know if you can see a graph here: <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/Josh.Harmsen/Ascorbate/photo#5225184532568846482"><img src="http://lh6.ggpht.com/Josh.Harmsen/SIOVpe2hsJI/AAAAAAAABDE/-Q48H_SzfL4/s800/graph1.jpg" /></a>

anyone else have a problem linking Picasa Web photos vs Photobucket? All my settings are on public, works on RC, but not BAR, any tips? Cheers, Josh

sometimes the shrimp will eat the bristle worm's SOUL.......

I wonder if you could put in a couple stainless steel rods across the middle with tension bolts? Like how they retrofit old brick walls for earthquakes.

well if the "buldge" is more extended wouldn't you have an outward force (like normal) and and additional leverage force along the joint to worry about?

is that 1/4" at the joint? What about in at the middle of the center pane, that's where it is noticeable on my tank (unmodified)