Welcome back to the board Sean!

Yes, thank you so much for being such wonderful hosts Michael and Laurie.

B Considine wrote:Absolutely no idea. Hummus and chips too pedestrian?

Blaise

Blaise lives!

GOT MTS? wrote:I want to bring something, not sure what yet.

Those Asian noodle dishes you brought last year were quite good.

I plan to be there and am bringing a gingerbread cake.

The smell was definitely coming from the aquavitro. I took the cap off and it reaked of ammonia. Funny I don't remember it having any smell when I bought it. Any how there is only a little left and after it runs out I'm just going to get the other seachem stuff. No fish in the small bottle. But it ...

You've been using that mix with success for a while now? I know the Aquavitro has ammoniacal sources of nitrogen...

The tank Kris has is a 5 lb. tank. I don't think that would even fit under such a low stand. Is it possible to run line from a different location and have the CO2 tank remotely located?

I was fortunate to get my hands on some of the new plants being produced by Aqvainnova at The Aquatic Experience in Chicago this past weekend. These are from their new Linea Zero line where they offer emergent grown snail free, algae free, and disease free plants either individually or as themed set...

sns26 wrote:I would use a good quality paste-type furniture wax instead. I usually apply it with very fine steel wool and then buff it with a cloth. The water should bead up on it.

Thanks for the tip. I assume regular semi-annual or annual application would be ideal?