Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

[Musovski]

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lol. was gonna say matchmaker Katrina! lol

 

[User1]

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Lol.

 

[Katrina71]

lol. was gonna say matchmaker Katrina! lol

Get back to video gaming! Lol

 

[Musovski]

Get back to video gaming! Lol

LOL

 

[dantimdad]

I need my nephew @Musovski to come down and help with the store!

 

[Musovski]

I need my nephew @Musovski to come down and help with the store!

I would actually really love to.

 

[Musovski]

@dantimdad its a 15 hour drive.. Ill prob make it in 10-11.... just cant tell mom what i did to get there so fast.

 

[Katrina71]

@dantimdad its a 15 hour drive.. Ill prob make it in 10-11.... just cant tell mom what i did to get there so fast.

My last traffic stop was 105 in a 55.

 

[Musovski]

My last traffic stop was 105 in a 55.

ok, @dantimdad Mom has no say in me getting a ticket in the 600. WOO HOO!!!

 

[Why-Me]

My last traffic stop was 105 in a 55.

I got one of those too
112 in a 55
nice fellow wrote me down for 99 in 55 so I only lost license 6 months.
I drive 60 everywhere now.

 

[Katrina71]

I got one of those too
112 in a 55
nice fellow wrote me down for 99 in 55 so I only lost license 6 months.
I drive 60 everywhere now.

I have slowed down as well. Kids change how ya drive.

 

[Why-Me]

Anything past 50 over they can start charging dangerous reckless driving etc **** adds up fast I got lucky

 

[dantimdad]

I have to drive 17 hours or so on the 10/25. I am going to see Daniel graduate AIT and then driving him home right after.

Will leave around 5 am and be home around 2am the next morning.

Should be fun!

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Regarding running an outside intake line for a skimmer; if airline tubing was to be used, one could use an extra 25 feet of coiled tubing inside the house prior to the skimmer. This would be plenty to allow for the inflow of cold air to warm as air does not hold thermal properties well. If going this route, I strongly recommend having the line exit the house as high as possible. This way, if you leave it running in the summer, there is less of a chance of vapor pollutants (fertilizers, pesticides, etc.) being drawn into the line. I also recommend connecting an inline charcoal filter inside the house.

 

[dantimdad]

Regarding running an outside intake line for a skimmer; if airline tubing was to be used, one could use an extra 25 feet of coiled tubing inside the house prior to the skimmer. This would be plenty to allow for the inflow of cold air to warm as air does not hold thermal properties well. If going this route, I strongly recommend having the line exit the house as high as possible. This way, if you leave it running in the summer, there is less of a chance of vapor pollutants (fertilizers, pesticides, etc.) being drawn into the line. I also recommend connecting an inline charcoal filter inside the house.

Very sound advice!

 

[Katrina71]

Regarding running an outside intake line for a skimmer; if airline tubing was to be used, one could use an extra 25 feet of coiled tubing inside the house prior to the skimmer. This would be plenty to allow for the inflow of cold air to warm as air does not hold thermal properties well. If going this route, I strongly recommend having the line exit the house as high as possible. This way, if you leave it running in the summer, there is less of a chance of vapor pollutants (fertilizers, pesticides, etc.) being drawn into the line. I also recommend connecting an inline charcoal filter inside the house.

I had thought about the height, but never thought about charcoal. Smart. Thank you.

 

[sfin52]

Can

You've got pink!!!!

 

[Katrina71]

Can
You've got pink!!!!

It's actually more orange in person.

 

[sfin52]

I have to drive 17 hours or so on the 10/25. I am going to see Daniel graduate AIT and then driving him home right after.

Will leave around 5 am and be home around 2am the next morning.

Should be fun!

When is this

 

[sfin52]

When is this

Never mind10/25 is a date not time ;Facepalm