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Thanks, Bob.

That kenya stuff is so tough I doubt even a CC star can kill it. lol Ok Bob, where's the pictures?

Wasn't me.

A huge thanks to Sid, Cindy and Rachel for allowing us into their home. We had a great time today. Sid, the tank looked great. Everything seems to be recovering really well.

Happy Birthday, Paul. Hope it's a good one for you.

If you need any replacement corals just holler. You're welcome to anything I have.

It could be just from the stress. Unfortunately they can stay like that for a week or so until they bounce back. If the flesh is still firm then I'd leave it be for now. Try squirting it with your SeaSquirt, if it blows apart remove it, if it stays together then just leave it and keep an eye on it.

I am one and the same.

Was the oily film on your rocks and sand too or just the water's surface? If it was just on the water you should be fine to keep using the rock and sand. I would let the tank run for a while, running carbon and doing water changes just to be sure.

Titanium heaters don't crack.

The rotten egg smell is usually sulfur that builds up in dead spots in the sand bed. Something either stirred up your sand and released it or it built up so much that it released on it's on. I would remove all fish and corals and do a large water change. Running carbon won't be a bad idea either.

It's possible the hole is partially blocked and causing the water to spray more straight out than in a downward direction. Try running a pipe cleaner or Q-tip through the hole and see if that helps.

Glad to hear it is looking better.

Yes, free items can go into this forum: http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&board=104.0

That ship was not even supposed to be near the reef. The captain had cut across a restricted zone in order to save time.

I found the best sale and the best deals today right here at home. Spent the day with my loving family and some close friends who don't have family in the area. Didn't cost me a penny. You can't ask for anything better than that. Happy Easter everyone. Hope your day was as enjoyable as mine was.

Just a word of caution, most photo labs will not print professional pictures without written consent of the photographer.

The AOW is also an intro to wreck course custom designed by the owner of Atlantic Divers and approved by NAUI that's the reason for the extra dives. It's actually 8 objectives, some can be done in the same dive but he likes to break each one down into it's own dive. Which is fine by me as it...

Steve, I am dying to get wet. I haven't been in the water since November 29, 2009, I think I'm starting to dry out. By June/July I am hoping to have about a 1/2 dozen dives in. Bainbridge is a limestone dive quarry, similar to Dutch but smaller,http://www.divebsc.com/. I'll be doing the first 2...