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S:( SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.

NOPE...we are all newbies....depending on the subject. Never stop learning.

If that does no work one of the medium pond pumps should do it.

No, I did not use it for calibration. It came pre-calibrated. I used it to see if it was reading in the range it should be for distilled water, and it did. Will hang that unit vertically and see what happens.

What I did was check it in distilled water. Research showed it should read between 0 and 7. It read 4.

OK. What I mean is that they said I should NOT let the water go to the softener first. [major re-routing for me] I am using city water...but it is not good. So I figured that the softener would remove some, and make my filters last longer. They are about 5 mo old, but they have only run enough...

:helpme:My PPM meter still read my RO/DI as being in the 50s so today I took my water to be tested for whatever might be there. I was told the water has nothing in any way toxic. I was also told that with a RO/DI system I would never attain 0ppm unless I filter water before it is softened. He...

Well, yes and no. My water system is fine now, and the algae is dying off. But slowly. There is now a lot more Coraline algae started, but even though I have done a lot of water changes, the progress is still going slow. I don't know if it is because of the tank size or what. Thinking about...

If you are just talking flat stock, the short answer is yes, it is the same type of plastic sheeting. It can be cut, and with a little care and imagination, formed. If there are lips or dimples in the edging a heat lamp can soften the material enough to form around a molding to size. But if...

76-82 is best. The fish might acclimate, but the shrimp and corals wont like it cooler than that.

I did for a long time. First you have to insure that you will change filters regularly. Second, I highly recommend adding a protein skimmer. Does not need to be an expensive one for a tank this size. I recommend a Lees medium. Cheap, yet efficient. Regular water changes and very good water...

Green turtle fishook removal

People saving animals comp.

People saving shark.

http://www.metatube.com/en/videos/139487/Saving-a-puffer-fish/

http://video.foxnews.com/v/1567693188001/divers-save-sea-turtle-caught-in-fishing-net/?#sp=show-clips

I use Gorilla glue a lot, but not for underwater things. Even the newer versions break down in water. There are much better alternatives.