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Here's another article: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog/how-i-beat-dinoflagellates-and-the-lessons-i-learned

Looks great Tom. If you go with nem's, you might want to stay with the BTA's or Ritteri, the Carpet's are huge, and you'd need a DSB for the gig. Here's a couple articles worth a read: http://www.wetwebmedia.com/ca/volume_6/volume_6_3/capranem.html http://www.wetwebmedia.com/carpetanemones.htm

Google gill flukes.

Looks great Pete, nicely done.

Thanks again Anthony and Terri, great gab, and great grub.

Great job John, it looks like it could support another tank.:joyous:

Today before and after the meeting. Or, tomorrow in the AM.

Sure, I've got some more I can frag off the parent colony. I'll have to sub divide it soon, since the branches are getting so thick, it's losing some color growing in its own shadows.

I'll have a few frags of Tyree Ice Fire Echinata for sale/trade. Here's the lineage: http://cultivatedreef.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=612

This unit comes with suspension cables and attachment lugs, as well as the mounting brackets. I will be attending this month's meeting, so I can bring it along.

Normal admission is about $25 per adult.

I used to borrow one of their benders, and do it in the store.

I bought four of these, and only used three, so I thought I'd offer the extra fixture here first before going to CL and ebay. $350.00 Here's the particulars: http://www.eshinesun.com/aquabeauty/aquabeauty105w.html

Here's another possibility: http://www.8020.net/Default.asp

No problem. Can I assume that this will no longer be the"glass room" experiment?

Dave, I have a ton of miscellaneous PVC fittings between 3/4" and 1 1/2", including valves, unions, etc. if you're interested.

The hooks I linked are rated at 20 lbs. It comes with a plastic dry wall anchor, but could be removed, and simply used as a screw. Is it a plaster/lath wall or dry wall?

It would depend on how decorative you want it to be. Here's one method. Or you could mount a piece of lumber to the ceiling, and trim it with some decorative molding, and use what ever attachments you wanted, i.e. cup hooks, eye bolt screws, etc.

Have you considered using fluorocarbon fishing line.

I've got some JF Setosa, Green Slimer, ORA Frogskin and Purple Nana.