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Please, if you're going to compare the pumps that we sell, please do so using accurate statements. I have never in the history of my company sold a pump that cannot be run dry. Every single pump that I've ever sold has been an Aquatec that can run dry without damage. By stating the above...

Don't push the giant, candy like button! The bypass pressure on these pumps is set at the factory to properly match the characteristics of the motor and pump materials. You can dial it down with no problems. In fact, AquaTec says the pump will last longer because it's not having to work as...

Yup, they work very well. They don't get stinky like a sponge, either. I sell enough dry crystals to make two gallons of gel for $4. It's pretty amazing the first time you make it, too! BTW, the shipping charge for these is only $2.50 for First Class Mail. Disregard any out of whack estimate...

You should offer shirts for pregnant women that say "gravid". I laughed out loud when I saw a woman at the Reptile Super Show wearing one.

You need a 1/16" inch hex or Allen key to turn the bypass adjustment knob on any AquaTec manufactured pump in this series, regardless of private labeling or not. Just don't increase the pressure! I have some fancy, schmancy gold (looking) 1/16" hex wrenches that do the job perfectly. Why...

Mael, Those nozzles are made from acetal plastic. It's not as "molecularly sticky" to any dissolved minerals in the water as are most metals. If you feed the system with RO water, you virtually eliminate the source of the problem and you won't have the same amount build up on plants, screen...

Best of luck to you and yours, Marty!

There's nothing wrong with them when they leave the factory. However, since Home Depot encourages people to use them as handheld shopping baskets and employees use them as trash cans, spill cleanups, etc. I sure as hell wouldn't wash one, fill it with water, and let my son drink out of it...

Actually, Skittles, I've updated the Big Enchilada to include our new four gallon reservoir, include two of my Screen Cage Adapters, and even shaved a couple of bucks off the price due to the cost savings of the new reservoir. Some folks may think otherwise, but I've always hated the idea of...

That's a HerpMist system, supplied by my company.

It's already at FedEx/Kinko's, so it should be there Tuesday. You'll get some emails from them once it "breaks loose" of the weekend business doldrums.

Chams love my nozzles, even baby veileds. This little guy couldn't get enough of them and learned extremely quickly from where all that wonderful water came. He's probably just scared of seeing his reflection in that shiny metal coupler. :)

Howdy! Actually, I'm not selling those 22qt reservoirs any more. I still have to get the catalog updated (it's taking awhile to reshoot all the pics since it affects every system), but I now have some really cool four gallon flat sided reservoirs that I'm selling with the bulkhead at one...

Well, that answers that question. The question being "I wonder where that stupid 220V adapter went?" :) I believe that particular one is bound for Australia. (Apparently, though I should have charged you $30 extra even though foreign adapters only cost me about $1 more.) I thought I had all...

(I don't have to tell that to the hurricane folks.) Hi everyone, We had to leave Vegas in the middle of the night for a family emergency last week. It turned into 1.75 trips since we had to turn around and go back once. Unfortunately, my cellphone was at work that night, so I was without...

Any word on the animals, Tyler? UPS really sucks in Las Vegas. I know a guy who's lost five RC transmitters because of them. They just throw it and run despite the "signature required" and the notes on the door. FedEx rocks, though. (If FedEx Ground provided free boxes, I would never use...

Well, I might be able to attend to form the mighty TikiTiki/HerpMist juggernaut...it all depends on the day job and I should know about that tomorrow. Something big is in the works!

The wholesale cost on that pump is $25 in single unit quantities, so you can figure the manufacturer has $10 or less in parts and labor. It uses 120 volts AC directly into the pump and a diode to energize and relax the coil as the electricity alternately flows and is blocked by the diode. Be...

That's not threaded, though. Let me know what thread you're using and I probably already have the adapters.

Thanks, Chuck! Dan, you probably won't need a lower flow rate into the smaller cage. However, I do have a Precision Flow Adjuster that will do the trick. I'd rather you give it a shot and decide if you need it later than sell you a $7 fitting you may not use. T-Fitting: Yes, all of the...