As for the usb extension cord--- none exist. I think the max link you
can find is about 14 or 15 feet. I work in the purchasing department of
a large computer company in Alabama. I have even tried calling cable
manufactures to see about getting one made and no such luck. They also
put an end to connecting 2 cables together. Usb products have an end
that is not male/female it's called a/b. The usb A end will not fit
into the usb B end. I do know that there is no length restriction just
that you loose some quality the longer you go. Just like a printer
cable sometimes you can use a 100 ft cable and sometimes not
Shane Clays wrote:
>
> Tom,
> You probably wont see any stress from your clam. It will just be dead one
> day. That is the thing with clams. They don't really show much stress. They
> always seem happy until one day they are dead. These snails will cause its
> demise unless you get something in the tank to continuously keep them in
> check. Six lines are good, as are leopard wrasses (as suggested earlier).
> You are going to want to get one of these today if possible, IMO.
>
> As far as USB cords go, I was looking for one of those myself. We had this
> discussion some time ago on this list, and never really found a good
> solution. You can find short extensions (if I remember right 6ft is max) and
> link them, but the problem is you will loose speed and quality. I don't know
> how far you want to run yours. I wanted to run 30 ft. I never did end up
> finding anything that would work well and just gave up. Cosco has them
> fairly cheap if you are only looking to run a couple of them.
>
> Sorry, no suggestions on the coral and algae.
>
> Shane
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom DeBenedictis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 6:41 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Little white snails gone,next
>
> Well I scrubbed off the little white snails and I must say when I
> removed
> the clam the base was loaded.But I have to say there were no signs
> of
> stress.My next problem is I have a Clavularia(sp?) with these
> little brown
> Algal puffs that form a net of rootwork around this coral. I wish I
> had an
> USB extention cable for my USB camera which by the way has some
> stunning
> close up resolution so I could post it. Anyway it stresses the coral
> to much
> to remove the coral and remove it. In the past it has worked but the
> coral
> didn't open for almost a week and the open polyps were sparatic. Any
> idea's
> on what this is?What herbivore if any like munching on this stuff?
> Also
> anywhere I can find a USB extension?I know that Firewire stuff looks
> just
> like it but I need a female at one end and a male at the other.
> Thanks
> Tom
>
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