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Thanks. How else do you guys go about selling your equipment and such? I have a huge assortment of things that I want to get rid of. Sorry to sound naive but I have not kept up with current reef sites or selling forums.

Hi. It's been almost 6 years since I was last in the hobby. I searched the site for a place to post items that I have for sale. Is this something that you guys no longer do? I searched the FAQs and did not find any info. Thanks. Leo

Never mind. Got them on RC.

Im dealing with RB and need to get interceptor to treat the tank. Anyone have any? LMK

Ive had that happen on a regular basis. I have a several sps corals that my hermits love to hang out on. I dont understand why. I actually have one scarlet herm that stays there for hours and hours. They do not do any visable harm to the coral. The only thing that bothers me is that the polyps...

Not for nothing but if you have had your tank set up for 2 years and you do not know what is going on there is a problem. Okay, lets start with this: How old are you lights? You should know that most PC bulbs loss 50 to 60% of their power after a year. After that their performance drops...

No fish that I know eats them. I got rid of mine by shooting boiling hot water at the base with a syringe. The majano would start to break down immediately and eventually let go of the lr. I caught all of the pieces in a net.

Like I said before: Get a syringe and shot the base with boiling hot water. This will cause the majano to partially die off and the rest of it to release from its position. You catch any floating pieces in a net. Its as simple as that.

The anemone in your pic looks like a Majano anemone.  I dont believe in adding any unneccessary chemicals to a reef tank so I suggest that you use boiling hot water.  Use a syringe and fill it with boiling hot water and then shoot the anemone at its base.  Make sure to have a net ready so that...

What exactly are your water parameters? Give me some details about your system: filtration, skimmer, lighting, etc... Corals can die for many different reasons. In this hobby one of the biggest killer of corals is not having the adequate amount of light for corals. On top of this, huge...

Re: help What is the problem that you are having? Maybe someone can give you some advice.

You will definitely change the tank around. I dont think that there is anyone in this hobby that is completely satisfied with the way that their tanks look. lol. Its the nature of the beast. I wish you the best on the tank. Keep us posted on its progress. 8)

Wow! Im surprised that the last two posts are telling you to leave the aquascape the way it is. It does not look natural,IMHO. The caves are cool. I personally love caves and overhangs. The only thing is that the rocks that create the caves make up the framework of his lr setup. Once he starts...

Nice tank. I like how it looks like it coming out towards you. I suggest that you take the large base rocks and use them as your foundation and then place the other pieces around it. This will give it a more natural look because the pieces will be similar. Also, you will have more surface for...

Me too. 8)

I saw one last week at Absolutely Fish. I'm not entirely sure but I thought that it was selling for $200 plus. I do have to admit that it was a very cool looking coral.

Where is the location for this meeting? I cant make this months and will start planning on making this one.

I planned on going to this meeting but now I am stuck taking my mother to the airport. :'( Ive notice that most of the people on this site are from southern jersey. Anyone from up north? Bergen, Passiac? Im in Hackensack. Looking for some people up here. Have fun at the meeting everyone...

I do have some pics of the tank before. I will try to get them from my moody desktop. Something happened to my Kodak program and it allows me to see the pics but when I click on them the pics are not there. Sometimes they are. Go figure. I'll try to get them up this weekend. I would definitely...