Yes it does Cath, you will find black corrugated 1¼" diameter, sump pump hose, that has a wall thickness of about 1/16". Black, re-enforced, corrugated pond hose, that comes in various diameters, has a wall thickness of about 3/16". The sump pump hose will collapse very easily with the weight of a waterfall rock on it. Whereas the other thicker walled type will not. Of course there is a great difference in the cost. Black hose is preferable to that of clear hose, to limit the build up of algae on the inside of the hose, caused by sunlight. "Horton"

RG, Thanks for the info. Aloha

We had 3 Solatubes in our last house. We had them installed to brighten a dark living room and a windowless hall bathroom. I LOVED them. Absolutely loved them. The one in the bathroom had a light inside it so there wasn't too much stuff on the bathroom ceiling. The funniest thing was that everyone visiting would always try to turn out the light, not remembering that they hadn't turned it on and not realizing it was a skylight. Absolutely no regrets. Do expect to have to touch up the ceiling, they poked some small holes looking for where the beams were to cut the holes for them.

Dar, try this PSP 9 Workspace tutorial....you should be able to click on Default. It's near the bottom under "Loading Workspace". RE: Plugins. You will have to find the folder that holds your Plugins and delete the ones you no longer want. It should be some thing like.... C:\Program Files\Jasc Software Inc\Paint Shop Pro 9\Plugins Open the Plugin file and find the name of the Plugin you no longer want and delete... Joy Here is a link that might be useful: Customizing, Saving & Loading Workspaces (PSP 9)