315hottuna61
" Take a Kid Fishing "
come on , they do have the Bills and the Falls.
can you use an inflatable pool as a fish tank
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Amba
Ol' Salty
No not buffalo go to the last tab lol Binghamton NY
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
I couldnt think of a witty saying, so here it is.... Hahahahahahah
I love this so hard.
Waddi
Shenanigans?
315hottuna61
" Take a Kid Fishing "
Amba, Binghamton does have the blue football field , kind of reminds me of Boise St. ( kinda ,sorta) lol
Amba
Ol' Salty
As rainy and depressing as my city is, I still love it. Plus I live outside the city so it's fine.
Burch01
Reefing newb
I am trying to think of a certain phrase that is usually accompanied by these sort of statements but I can't exactly remember what it is :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:!
Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
It's like watching an execution. :mrgreen::claphands:mrgreen:claphands: :death:
Living Reefs really needs to do something about the emotion problem... :-?
trsimo5348
Reefing newb
So, I have a question closely related to this one. I am considering using a plastic wading pool of 164 gallons to mix salt water for my 125-gallon tank initial filling (precycling). After that, I figured I could use 25-gallon buckets with my auto top-off and my weekly top-off and cleaning. Considering it is precycle, and I am running my ro di through it, do you think it is safe, or do you think there is the risk of contaminates affecting it?
Mike
Administrator
As long as the plastic pool is clean I don't see how it'd be any different than using the 25 gallon plastic buckets.
Also, check this thread out:
Rubbermaid reef
Simple system all purchased off eBay lol,we're not talking high end300 gl Rubbermaid commercial stock tank 40gl Rubbermaid sump, SC 302 skimmer,2x165w led 1x300w led
livingreefs.com
