Randy's 2 Part Supplies

[Canadian]

Anyone have a line on where to buy the components for Randy's 2 part mixes here in Vancouver? I'm setting up a smaller tank but it's going to be an SPS only tank and I anticipate having a heavy calcium and alk demand. I like B-Ionic but I'd rather not rely on it as a long term solution in an SPS tank.

On a somewhat related note here's a pic of my tank. I modeled it after an Elos-esque tank but as an all-in-one with a cap covering the back chambers (24 x 24 x 18 with the display area 24 x 18 x 18)

[Quagmire]

Check with Littlesilvermax in the ChemMaster forum,in the vendor section.

really good prices.

[Bryan]

Well the alkalinity part is easy you can pick up Arm and Hammer baking soda on sale for 99 cents a container, calcium is harder and more expensive to find. Two Part Solutions in the states will ship to Canada and they have a just brokered a deal with UPS on shipping to reduce brokerage fees.

[Reefer Rob]

Last year I picked up Dowflake at Port Kells Building Supplies at 88th Ave and Harvey Rd in Surrey. They should have it again this year.

[Oceanic]

Originally Posted by Canadian

Anyone have a line on where to buy the components for Randy's 2 part mixes here in Vancouver? I'm setting up a smaller tank but it's going to be an SPS only tank and I anticipate having a heavy calcium and alk demand. I like B-Ionic but I'd rather not rely on it as a long term solution in an SPS tank.

On a somewhat related note here's a pic of my tank. I modeled it after an Elos-esque tank but as an all-in-one with a cap covering the back chambers (24 x 24 x 18 with the display area 24 x 18 x 18)

I can supply bags of DOW flake @ $35 a bag anytime of year, all I need is about 2-3 days notice and pickup is available in Langley.

Cheers!

Ian 778-241-0449

[Tangman]

Originally Posted by Reefer Rob

Last year I picked up Dowflake at Port Kells Building Supplies at 88th Ave and Harvey Rd in Surrey. They should have it again this year.

They do....it's about $30 bucks for a large bag ( I can't remember the exact size but it fills a salt bucket and should last you a long time)