First set of cabinet knobs showed up today. Still waiting on the mermaids which should be here soon. Then I’ll be able to switch them out depending on my mood! LOL!
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What did you use to make the screen topHome made screen cover = NO MORE SUICIDES!
It’s a screen that came off of a window that we never used when we built out hen house. White vinyl frame with fine mesh vinyl screen. It was very easy to disassemble so I cut the four sides to the proper size and reassembled it. Re-stretched the screen and painted it matte black. I had to cut the frame along the back edge so wires could pass through. That caused it to want to twist out of shape when I re-screened it so I added plexiglass corner gussets to it. Lays perfectly flat now.What did you use to make the screen top
That sounds like a great investment!This bad boy showed up yesterday. Hopefully, it won’t be needed but it helps to be prepared in the event of a power failure.
It arrived with 1/2 of a charge. Once I had it fully charged I figured I’d put it through a test run.
Plugged the Sicce 1.0 return pump into it and, at a little over 2 hours run time, it was still reading close to 100% charged. At 4 hours, it was reading still mostly charged.
We don’t usually lose power here for more than a few hours so I think this will be a good investment. It’s tiny and very light weight.
love the restraint shown when just going for fish food.Thank You Tanner.
the pumps are Jabao OW-10’s, fully controllable.
I lost count also on livestock.
2 Clowns
1 Goby
2 Shrimp
About 12 asst snails and a few hermit crabs
Somewhere in the area of 30 asst corals (LPS & SPS)
I just added 3 more yesterday but haven’t posted pictures yer!