Search results

May 12th- Windy day, saw 4 people catch striped bass off clam on one of the Jetties I fish on- Caught one bluefish and got a little wet with the wind blowing against the incoming tide. Bummer day, but it was exciting to see the fish biting again after being cooped up at home all winter- I went...

I went out with 5 other people on the freespirit this past Sunday. Caught Drum up to 82 lbs. There's drum being caught everywhere from what I heard in the bays. On May 15, I caught one off a jetty in Longport, NJ. 57 lbs 8 oz. Video link is located in the Open water section. If you guys...

Lubbocks Green Coris wrasse Labroides Blue side wrasse

thanks, it is a sunset montipora James, I find it hard to see the differences sometimes too, but look at the edges of the corals and the number of branches (new growth, thickness, etc...) ----------------------------- - no signs of skimmate production increase with the new combination. No...

very nice setup!

Anyone else willing to step out on a limb here- I know there are a lot more of you guys out there. Don't be scared to post, its only a forum! and the jokers need to quit. I'm trying to work here :D

welcome to the forums frank- fellow Marine Science alumni here too, Richard Stockton College, NJ 1999 Merv

welcome back ed!

could I get a head count of who is using a combination or at least one of the three? I'm trying to compile some data together, Could you guys follow the format if its possible? (and please be brutally honest) Dosing: all three, 1.0 mL total Approximate water volume: 95 gallons Coral type: SPS...

long term "exposure" to nitrates is what's bad for corals. As a matter of fact, some softies don't mind some trace nitrates in the tank, and even clams benefit from it. Most people who keep hard corals prefer to keep the nitrates lower because it keeps the corals colored up nicely (along with...

You can use a metal snips or wire cutters

frag money went to prodibio, 600 gallons of salt and Amino acids :) and still have about 20 frags or so left, lol. Yes, I'm still running the Procolor (similar to Fiji purple) Some comparisons side by side (First pic is last week's, second pic is yesterday's):

LOL Greg, when are YOU getting your boat in the water? I'm going drumming next week in the DE bay

a while ago, some bulbs wouldn't fire with certain ballasts, I know there was an issue with the older Icecaps firing certain bulbs, but that's changed now. I have used Aqualine Buschke's, Iwasaki's, XM's and now reefluxes, and they all fired in my EVC tech ballast and my current Icecap 250's...

Try out the 10K XM's, they are a nice crisp white with a slight tinge of blue. If you want a compromise, try out the Reeflux 12k's, not too blue and still has decent brightness

The angle is off to his new home! Nice talking to you Don-

Vodka-Sugar-Vinegar, another hybrid version of carbon dosing. I started a thread in the Advanced forum, will update it tomorrow nite with results/pics

negative for mine

Croceas and Maximas require the most light. They occur in the shallow reefs and within rock structures and nestled between coral heads, and would need to be close to the top of your tank under your MH's which is fine. Deresas and Squamosas will do just ok in the bottom of your tank but you...

hey bill, how much are their crosshatches? and maybe bluethroats? and what size? I've always liked the crosshatches myself, but I'm afraid that their size may work against me again-