SKSuser

That would be handy, though I probably wouldn't invest in it myself.
In addition to picos, I think that some people that are interested in experimenting would also be interested. I know some of the crypt guys are always trying to figure out just what's the best soil for a certain crypt.
Perhaps some acadama also, if you can get ahold of it easily.

chally567

you might put filters or airstones

Augus

Jeremy,
You have 1/8" hose barb listed on your site.
Suggestion, to have #10-32 screw and washer add to selection to use with that hose barb, unless it already come with it.

http://oregonaquadesign.vstore.ca/pr...barb/cName/co2

also, you have description wrong on that item it is 10-32 not 10/32". #10-32 is the size of the screw.

oregon aqua

Hello Augus,
Thank you for pointing out the #10-32 thing I will get that fixed A.S.A.P.

As for the #10-32 screw did you mean like a plug? I have now added these.


I will need to buy a package so i can get a picture.

Thanks
Jeremy

nellis

One thing that I don't necessarily need now, but always found hard to pin down in smaller quantities is stainless steel mesh for tying plants down.

Pyro

Syringes are always good. I used to get them for free at the drug store. However, I cannot possibly explain the looks on the people's faces when I, an 18 year old, went to the pharmacy asking for some syringes.

oregon aqua

Sorry for late reply. I will start looking for some nice stainless to get!.


LOL yes i even have felt pretty uncomfortable asking for syringes! Especially when i ask if they had any bigger ones. The pharmacy used to give them to me free but most have stopped now. I do have multiple syringes now. most are not very useful for dosing but i do have one that is pretty cool with a bottle cork and brush to clean it out.

thanks for the ideas!!!

SKSuser

Maybe small portions of different types of yeast? I know some people swear by champaign yeast, and say that they just keep the batch running like sourdough bread starter. In that case, they'd only need to start out with a teaspoon or so.

Unfortunately, I'm not DIYing very much right now, so I can't make any specific requests for myself. I'll keep floating things out there though. Somebody else is sure to see on of my suggestions and say, "I didn't even know I wanted that, but I do."

As far as syringes, I think the one I use most is the 10cc. I've used a thin/long 3cc in the past because its supposedly more accurate, but at that quantity, you're depending on your dilution being exact and constant throughout the container. I think its better to further dilute your mixture and use the 10cc.
Perhaps if you could find a source for really long syringes. I don't know what their medical application would be, but it would be handy to have one that was narrow enough and yet could reach the bottom of a seachem fert bottle.

Augus

May be Oregonaqua might want to check this out and get some to sale to us

http://www.aquaticeco.com/subcategor...ess%20screen/0

columbia

I can't wait to shop at your online store! I think it's a great idea! I have only one suggestion - please triple check the spelling and grammar when you get your new site up and running. I have actually avoided buying products online that have spelling/grammar mistakes on their sites. I figure if they're not careful enough to check something as simple as that, they may not be careful selecting products. Best of luck from your future customer!