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i've had goni bleach before and recover. moved it to low light and low flow area and it took about 2 to 3 months to rebound. i've also had one goni frag bleach that did not recover with the same approach. i've also dealt with flatworms before and agree with six-line or melanurus wrasse. i've...

awesome deal on great frags, if i had more room and wasn't going away in july, i'd grab some more of these from you.

pieces of the ocean has a couple frags on sale right now.

not a common coral that i've seen. would your recognize the name if you heard it? poked a round a bit and found a couple species of Lobophyllia that look similar, but not as flat. Parascolymia vitiensis is similar and flat, but often solitary polyps. whatever it is, looks cool though.

i do what gooch does for phosphate and i wouldn't feed my corals more than 2 or 3 times a week max. usually once a week, sometimes twice for me. i don't think they can handle frequent feedings on account of a pretty slow metabolism rate.

in my approach which isn't the same as some of the other's approaches here, ideally, you want to dose a bit below your minimum daily evaporation amount throughout the year. obviously, you're not going to take a year to figure that out, so your going to have to guesstimate, based on when you...

the k1 is pretty tall, even though its the smaller of the two. with your AIO setup, the only way i think you might be able to pull it off is to have it on a shelf behind your tank so that just enough of the top and output is sticking up above the sump area. but that's going to make maintenance...

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i've added clam and oyster shells to tanks without much more than a quick rinse. sometimes not even that if it was something i pulled from the ocean myself. with those shells its easier to see there's no flesh or detritus left in them, but i'd rather not deal with putting something that's...

take this all with a grain of salt because i've never pulled an icp test before, but i'm bothered by the critically high and critically low stuff. what salt are you using and are you using your own ro/di? wondering where those values are coming from, it would seem important to get to the bottom...

i have access to a microscope, but its at work and in philly. is this something that prepping a slide would work for? pretty sure we could get some pictures of the scopes, but i don't really do micoscopy, but it should not be a problem.

ugh, sorry you are dealing with that eric. hope you get them taken care of.

LOL, actually was just joking, it horrifies me. but she likes it and that's what's important. just trying to bump the thread, as i'd like to see some tanks in this thread.

if no one submits anything i'm going to submit my daughter's 5 gallon freshwater masterpiece, complete gmo florescent tetras and plastic "plants." on the plus side, she did ask if she could get some plants and a fog machine after visiting the aquarium center in blackwood this weekend.

whoa! that's an incredible deal, i'll gladly take those! i've got a pretty full weekend, would it be possible to pick them up sunday some time around noon? i can venmo you to hold them or give you cash on pickup. just let me know what you prefer.

it does look like Cycloseris is in the Fungiiadae family. i had a Heliofungia (long tentacled plate coral) in a 10 gallon nano that would move around the tank, but not much given the size of the plate and the limited space to move in the tank. i actually saw it doing it a few times and to me it...

i love that coral. i have a similar one with a deep blue oral disc around the mouth. one of my faves. i'd love to find a nice Turbinaria heronensis too.

i'm only seeing 16 corals on the website and nothing in the vendor thread since november. so do we need to make and appointment to see what he has @Ultimate Corals ?

i've had success peeling them off stuff by the foot. most advice says not to do that because they are delicate and you can tear and kill them. but in my experience, the base/foot where it attaches to the rock is pretty callous and tough. i've also tried freezing rodi water into cubes and...

wow! over a million dollars on poached sea cukes alone. lifelong poacher too, apparently. hope he does some hard time.