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alright, back on topic.... wheres the video gene? cameracorpus if you want some carbon for that thing, hit me up, i get outta class at 9:30 am tomorrow. maybe me and cameracorpus could make a vid??????
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Yeah I figuired it was either him or you. It happened so quickly I thought sleep deprivation had me imagining things. Mad props to Mike!Originally posted by myjohnson View Postlol, Mike (cichlid1409) is a mod for this forum and he already fixed it for you Gene.
Mike stays on top of things around here.
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lol, Mike (cichlid1409) is a mod for this forum and he already fixed it for you Gene.
Mike stays on top of things around here.
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agree......heheheOriginally posted by paranoid1123 View Postgreat write up now it's time to do a video on youtube for us visual learners :)
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Sorry guys the PC is acting a little squirly, can one of the mods clean that up?
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So you just shove the hose into the coupling and glue the crud out of it? In other words, it is a straight coupling on both ends?
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i've got enough to spare mike....Originally posted by cameracorpus View PostAwesome. Thanks so much for posting this. I just saw cichlid1409's assembly and building one is on my short list of plans. Like maybe tomorrow! How is the flow rate using 1.5" hose? Also, does Lowe's have the carbon? I'm tired of running 75' of hose from my in-house filters.
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I am sorry but I do not know where the carbon came from. John was kind enough to give it to me from his personal stock. Watch this thread I am sure John will be along to answer any and all questions I can't
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