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Here is a notice of a meeting this Thursday April 7th that sounds interesting. Did you know there is a fish ladder in the Port Tobacco Creek at Route 6? A fish ladder is a structure that allows migratory fish, such as yellow perch and river herring, to bypass a barrier and migrate...

Ok, I put three coats of crafters paint on the back of my 120, and I'm not happy with the results. Back to the drawing board and Plastidip. LOL What is the best way to remove this water based acrylic paint? I know scraping it with a razor blade scraper is the only way but I want to avoid...

Will removing the top brace of a 55 gallon (long, I think) and then not resealing it so I can just slip it on and off, weaken the integrity of the tank?

Sorry if a repost. It could be useful since we have been discussing scratches lately. f6-L0zvGWfY

Does anyone have any pointers on replacing the top frame? I thinking about replacing the one on my 220.

I have some lively lace rock I'd like to sell but it is covered in green and black brush algae. I need a way to kill it off without damaging the re-sell value of the rock. I'm decommissioning my tanks, selling everything and I'd like to be able to sell the rock too. I have tanks on hand to do it...

I noticed that someone was selling a large acrylic aquarium on here this morning and thought that some of you might like to see my you tube video on an acrylic aquarium that I bought on craigs listing. Video shows the tools required to restore a scratched acrylic. If you have any...

So any ideas for removing a painted background other than the razorblade+ elbow grease method? Tank is empty, and I have been eyeballing the paint strippers they sell at Home Despot... but cant rationalize using caustic chemicals on a tank... not only for future inhabitants, but don't know...