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For group buys to work there are a few things that have to happen 1. Enough members interested in a specific item or items from specific vendor in the case of lowering shipping cost with one bulk order and only one shipment. 2. The group buy leader for the event to make contact with a vendor and...

Hey guys I finally got one of those rainbow bubble tips of the rocks. I'm looking to trade it for a few frags or sell it for 40 dollars. I'll except cash or pay pal for purchase and trades will be considered threw PM The nem is about the size of a baseball when its settled and fully expanded

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i think i may have an old one laying around i can try to add to the system these didnt come with instructions im pretty sure i have a gen 1 controller and a newer generation controller any ideas about the colors and there settings im pretty sure i got them to sync up master and slave.

Every summer my family and i go away for at least a week and have a friend watch the house and tank while we are away. my wifes friend does not have any reef keeping or fish tank experience but manages pretty well with the routine i set up for her. to start i plan a day before the trip in which...

Hey guys i have been working to basically redo my tank or atleast rethink the way i had done things in the past in an attempt to turn around the previous decline of my tank. Over the past few weeks i have changed the lighting up and its schedule, revamped my sump, adjusted my rock work, bought...

Rob I think I landed on the issue in one of my coral propagation books. According to what you've stated and the images you showed us this looks like it may possibly be rapid tissue necrosis, which is a bacterial infection and has nothing to do with husbandry as is shown be the high quality of...

Who's tank is that I would like to ask about the lighting and set up

I kinda was semi aware of the broad cast method being the recommended method i just wasn't convinced these aminos being dosed that way would make it to the corals. i am assuming the stuff is like a super concentrate in which dosing the water directly would be the equivalent a large amount...

Rob ive still been thinking about these torches I don't believe nutrients are the issue in my opinion but it couldn't hurt to try at this point. Have you had a chance to try and examine them under a magnifying glass? If you do get a chance look at the tissue around the wounds for serrated edges...

how do you dose your aminos i have a bottle of the same brightwell you mentioned that @trio91 sent me after a whole shipping debacle he had when trying to send me something... Fedex i believe still has not made up for there mistakes. but anyways. I usually mix it into the foods i feed but i...

this would be my goal I have had this tank up and running for almost 2 years I would love to finally have some coralline algae growth someplace other then on my rock work.. but even those are kinda bare at the moment.

ya im bringing the iodine because it was in every article I read about the fragging of the Nems, I should add to this forum for anyone reading this as a means of learning them selves that NOT ALL ANEMONES CAN BE FRAGGED and there are 3 Known types that have been known to succsessfuly survive...

In my mind the word fragging applies only to corals how ever I recently was listening to the ReefNewsNetwork Podcast and they spoke of fragging anemones. They described the process of using a scalpel or razor blade and cutting the anemone in half directly center of its mouth creating two...

I got some nice rainbow nems if your interested in one. They have multiplying naturally for a while in my tank and have finally slowed down

This makes me miss my old tank when I had Duncan's growing nicely they were on of my favorite I hope to get some more soon and add them to my tank

Ok so I did alittle digging around an may have come up with a few possibilities but with out being able to exam the coral tissue under a microscope I can not say for sure. Theory 1. Flat worms (some genus of them), flat worms come in a wide variety some harmless others not, the flat worms will...

sorry it took me so long to get back I had to go to work. those holes to me look like something has been eating them. possibly Nudibrancs (idk if I spelled that right) sea slugs small ones, or parasitic worms. what ever it is its not safe for the rest of your tank and I honestly in my opinion...

If that's were they have always been in the tank since purchase, they aren't getting stung and the light is fine. I dont know about water flow but that can be part of the issue though I dont think so at this point. My guess would be parasites I would remove to coral and if you have a small...