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I was in the inlet all day, that's where I caught them.

GE inlet, between Longport and Ocean City NJ. The larger fish will be out on the reef sites now, but it was blowing NE 15 to 20 when we got down there, so we stayed in the bay.

Not very big, but we caught a bunch of them today.

I still have one available.

I will be offering a fishing trip for two as one of the raffle items. It will be on either Sat/Sun Sept. 7/8th or 21st/22nd, weather/ocean permitting. We will fish the bay or inshore ocean.

Sure, not a problem.

Yea, Saturday's weather looks bad, so I'll probably be around. If not I could leave it on the porch.

You've got it Jose.

I have two carefully used, Mag 9.5's for sale @ $65.00 ea. or both for $120.00. Pick up in Mount Laurel.

Congratulations Krista.

The uptake of Ca and Alk, by “stony” type coral, coralline algae, etc. in a reef system is 20 ppm Ca to 50 ppm(2.8dKH) Alk(CaCO3), which is a ratio of 2 pts Ca to 5 pts Alk (2:5). Equal doses of any two part supplements are designed to provide the same ratio's. Saturated kalkwasser also...

Come and get it, while it lasts.

Rich (sjfishguy), has asked me to try to sell the corals I've been holding for him. I'll start with these Plates. Purple: $75.00, Red: $70.00, Orange: $ 60.00, Green: $40.00 Purple is ~ 3+", Red and Orange ~ 3", Green ~ 2"

I have one of these you can borrow Andrew.

All I can say is, I'm not at all surprised. Welcome back.

Maybe a type of Valonia bubble algae.

There's also a myriad of wall mounted plant hanging brackets in different sizes and styles to choose from. Just mount one on each wall, and hang the fixture between them. If you can't catch a stud, use some mollies to mount them.

Here's some possibilities, if you don't feel like a DIY solution: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3733+20169+20743&pcatid=20743...

It's a combination suction cup / magnet arrangement, I have both 40's and 25's installed on my 180, which is 1/2" glass.

There's a Tractor Supply on Rt. 38 (near Rt. 206) in Southampton, that would have them.