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Roman
PostPosted: Apr 22nd, '14, 14:39 
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It's been running a few days now. No problems!
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PostPosted: Apr 22nd, '14, 14:40 
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Any hazard in buying an API master test kit off ebay?
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I bought mine off ebay. Brand new was about $24 shipped.
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Hi Roman,

I just got mine delivered in the mail, today. The only thing I was worried about was the kit's expiry date.
I was told Exp. 08/2018.
Just unwrapped it: Aug 2018 it is. Very happy with the whole ebay experience. Mine was AUD34 delivered.
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PostPosted: May 1st, '14, 17:26 
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Thanks GMan. I have been procrastinating and haven't purchased yet! I'll do it tonight!
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After a few days the teetering flow diverter started sticking. Wiping the bearing surfaces of the pvc with water fixed the problem, but only for a maximum of twelve hours or so. A lick of petroleum jelly has fixed it all together.
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I have been pouring in a dash of seasol fairly regularly.
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Added a spray bar to each fish tank. The grow beds get plenty enough flow to divert some to constant spray.
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Bought a few rolls of this screening. It should reduce the algae growth. The extra spray bars seem to be helping to move the algae along.
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With a bar cut on the end is very easy to get a net in and catch a goldfish.
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The bamboo stops a fair bit of light but maybe not enough. Maybe should have painted it too...
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