Enwhysea
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its my bro in laws dog. he thinks hes a lap dog but far from it weighing in at 145lbs and hes prolly got about 15 more to go hes only 1.5 years old
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Figgy
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Damn, that's a big dog! We have 2 blue pits. 5.5 yr female 55lbs, and a 2.5 yr male 65+ lbs. 145lbs is too big for 1 dog. I don't want to pick up dumps that large!
Enwhysea
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Well if we don't pick them up fast enough the big fucker eats them....
Figgy
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Lmao! We had a Great Dane growing up that did that. She was a stickler for a clean yard. She lived like 12-13 years, so it can't be that bad for them......Just don't let them near your face or it's dog shit kisses, yuck!
Dr.D81
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Htg is what i had been using and i will stay with the eye from now on i like it alot.I'm running them also and yea the things are bright the price is right on to.
AlphaPhase
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We're a dying breed Oldman, I'm not happy unless the people around me are happy. 
AlphaPhase
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I woke up to a little flood in the grow room this morning. Thank God I grow in a tent now because not a drop of water made it outside the tent, I don't have a shop vac but it's on my list of things to buy now. 15 gallons soaked up with many towels and some sucked up with my carpet cleaner. Ugh, what a day. The funny part was my alarm went off reminding me to change the reservoir water as I was cleaning wtf lol. That's not how I was planning my reservoir change! I got a chance to put all the plants in the ebb system though, except the tangilope, so things will be a lot easier to manage now. Oh, how it flooded.... The socket in the power strip the control bucket was plugged in to went bad. So no power to drain the system and I'm guessing a siphon effect took place. So I plugged it directly into the wall outlet. Fingers crossed no more spills!!! 
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GemuGrows
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Hey real quick I just grabbed my 600w hps, my ballast has an input for 120v and for 240v, which one should I use? Also, theres a little metal plate covering up the 120v socket, the plate looks like its removable or moveable, i'm thinking i'm supposed to take it off but i'm not sure. Any input on that? If what I said makes any sense that is lol
TheBman24
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120 volt bro
TheBman24
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Should. be atleast
DCobeen
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which bulb do you like better? eye?
TheBman24
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Hey man how much did a set up like that cost youI woke up to a little flood in the grow room this morning. Thank God I grow in a tent now because not a drop of water made it outside the tent, I don't have a shop vac but it's on my list of things to buy now. 15 gallons soaked up with many towels and some sucked up with my carpet cleaner. Ugh, what a day. The funny part was my alarm went off reminding me to change the reservoir water as I was cleaning wtf lol. That's not how I was planning my reservoir change! I got a chance to put all the plants in the ebb system though, except the tangilope, so things will be a lot easier to manage now. Oh, how it flooded.... The socket in the power strip the control bucket was plugged in to went bad. So no power to drain the system and I'm guessing a siphon effect took place. So I plugged it directly into the wall outlet. Fingers crossed no more spills!!!
DCobeen
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if you have a 240v hookup use it. 240 uses less amps and would save you money, allot of money over time.
TheBman24
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Wouldn't.he.need a 240 volt outlet though to use that
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