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i wouldnt try it ..it seems to me that it would irritate them too much and possibly cause them to stay closed. you could leave them in a small container of tank water until you get more crazy glue gel.they sould be fine for a day or two ..... or you could tie them to rubble rock or frag disks...

i used a 1/2 inch rigid tube about 18 inches long,baited the end with shrimp and stuck it in the tank neer his hidding place...after a few minutes he started climbing up the tube to get to the bait...after he was completly out of the rock i lifted the tube out of the tank and put him in a...

well he's in a container with netting over the top for now if anyone wants hime let me know...otherwise i have to dispose of him..

i found a 12 in long bristle worm in my tank today......what cought my eye was that he was eating my green zoa's...he came out of a rock crevice latched onto a cluster of 4 or so and then proceded to pull them free and then disapeared into the rock...all within a few seconds ...well i then spent...

i could donate a few kenya tree frags....they are easy to attach to rubble rock/fragplugs...and they grow like weeds... we could meet at the next meeting if your interested. happy reefing....al

ok.......i have heard form a few people that they like the water a little higher in alk so im going to buy some 2-part and bump it up over the next few days...we'll see if it helps............happy reefing ..al

thanks for the offer ihop..i just might have to take you up on it if these dont make it. i was looking for the "secret" to making these take off. i too have tried them befor with mixed results.. they would do go for a while and then fade away.

for those who have great luck with Gsp... what water parameters do you keep them in? what makes the difference between them surviving and growing like mad? the reason i ask is ....i just bought some and they were shipped via fedex and they were delayed.. they arrived 2 days later they they...

i 2nd phyl's reply most corals will do fine with less light for a day or so...think stormy days in the tropics. i would just alternate the lights as said above to give each spot in the tank a day with better lighting, or you could try to syphon out the diatoms regularly until the recede on their...

i too use reef crystals and the last time i tested my w/c water the alk was 12 using api test kit i wouldnt worry too much...its still within the range and its more about the balance of calcium, alk and mag. happy reefing ....al

i have an old hob overflow in the garage it has a small crack at the top that has been mended, no leak it was to my old 90 make me an offer if it will suit your need. happy reefing .....al

thanks billy .........another great meeting,had a blast... happy reefing ...al

i think the best light for algea growth are 6500k think standard growlights for plants, even the "twisty" pc bulbs work well

anyone else going from the sandy hook area? want to car pool? ill be leaving around 12ish let me know.