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2640l/hr top head is 2.4m

thermostat replacable at <$100 titanium coil modified to bring down temp faster = save on electricity able to chill 4x2x2 tanks w/MH 1yr old.. giving up marine. call at 92992989

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gana aero plane.. price is $200 free 1500l/hr return pump delivery to doorstep.

thanks for the info.. the olympus c 5060 is indeed a very good DC and with a perset manual setting for white balance so taking photos under depth should'nt be a prob. as for the a95 you're using, be reminded that its a single o ring so yearly replacements are needed cos i saw a few canons with leakage problems and i dun wanna take a chance with mine. my a95 does not produce images sharp enough for my liking altough is a great value for money..

wow manado!! need to save up first.. been using the canon a95 housing for almost 30 dives and still doing very well but heard that olympus got a double o ring so should be safer. SLRs are quite a handful when you dunno which button for which function but i belive that with practice it'll do alot more than norm DCs.. just dun wanna waste $ on a norm cam so won't lose out if i decides to upgrade.the weight factor does not affect me much as i'm used to carrying weights for students doing absolute bouyancy.

want to upgrade my current canon a95 to a better camera. olympus is much more expensive and highly recommended by fellow divers but sony's w7 got a better colour contrast and got their own supporters who'll swear by its quality.. decided to snoop around first..

i did a 2ft test tank with a 2ft sump. the 2 ft sump is filled with macroalgae to the brim with 1cm of carib sea aragonite as base except for a area where the return pump is placed without any skimmer. tank is kept for 2 years already. tank inhabitants include: 2 leather toadstools 3 rocks of recordias 1 finger leather 2 leather corals 2 tubeworms 2 clownfishes 1 mandrin goby(first inhabitant growing fatter by the day) 1 hermit crab 2 neon goby 1 sand shifter goby nitrate is low so is phosphate. (water paremeters done with redsea test kit) fish is only fed once every 2-3 days not with much food as the macroalgae breeds hordes of copepods for them to eat. supplements to tank are: kent marine luggol solution, kent KH buffer and coral food once a week. think the strict feeding schedule and softies helped in controlling nutrient levels. IMO the bigger the sump tank and the more macroalgae you have the better

price reduced to $30. anybody? refill cost around $45 and a new set is $90 at petmart.

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best price $40

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unreacted resin is green.. exhausted resin is dark blue to black in colour.