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A local lfs would probably take the cloves- mine would. Just scrape the shrooms off the rock with a knife- the ones in crevices would be hard though. I have a shroom cage to get them to re attach

The problem most of us have is visualizing coral growth. The cloves would be fine in a large tank- other kinds of cloves don't multiply or get as big as those. I'd gladly take your shrooms if you ever want to get rid of them- maybe trade for a small yuma.

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Saw it online from Freshhmarine for under $100.

I'm old school and have the 'wall' of rock, so when something gets tossed by the hermits often can't be found again- somewhere in the back or upside down behind some rock. Other times I'll see a coral just shrivel up. I lost a bounce coral months ago and was moving some stuff around and found it...

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Individual cages are fine if you have the space- I don't, so I got out the old frag rack ( a piece of acrylic with a 90 degree bend) and zip tied the mesh to it, filled the bottom with rubble and cut 3 pieces so far of leathers- brown and greeen devils' hand and a finger leather- the sinularia...

Got 2 over 100 polyps,@fishski13 , I'm in Chester NJ

No problem, would like to get a torch and a hammer sometime- maybe next time. I'm still looking to find a big enough tank to rehome my 10" gsp rock and 100+ colony of gold tip clove polyps. Will be fragging some of my leathers too- finger, brown and green devils hand and sinularia,l just broke...

One bottle available for pickup in Chester NJ

That sounds good, @reefsandrotts , not sure how it work out, but I'll think about it- they seem to be after the algae on the glass

Not going to work getting them off the glass, a syringe might work better- both would be better if I was working at a 90 degree angle not at best a 45, but some sort of scraper with a very fine net collector would even be better

I have a 13 gal tank with no fish in it. It had bubble algae and I did a complete blackout for a month which killed it, along with a wall of gsp. I still have aptasia in the tank- which I'm killing off with lemon juice. I recently noticed that the glass is covererd with pods- can't see any free...

in earlier tanks I had a gha problem, in my 75- which about 2 years going now it was a nuisance, but not a problem to me- others might disagree- one's nuisance is another's problem- that said, the gha was mostly on my powerheads and some coral skeletons- but not on rock. I've mentioned that I've...

I guess as long as I buy them, we could work out the details

Sometimes we don't hink about simple solutions and spend much more on Amazom

My A350W Tuna blue crapped out on me and Kessil offered me a discount on their lights $194+ shipping for the A160WE and $337+shipping on the A360x- I didn't ask about the A500X, the A80 or the new one the AP9X- let me know if yyou are interested in any

I am offered for the A160WE $194+shipping and for the A360x $ 337 +shipping- offer doesn't expire- disount is also good for accesories

I bought the material when I needed to rehome a fish in order to divide the tank and not remove all the rock- I got it at Walmart in the sewing aisle- comes in sheets and I think it also is available with larger holes. the beauty of it is you can also use it for a'time out' for fish- just cut to...

I know that all wrasses aren't alike, but my Melanurus doesn't touch any of my corals. Cloves are funny, some will stay closed for weeks at fiirst- hows the yuma doing?