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No way this is a real pic diana! He doesn't even have salt creep anywhere! lol, looks great buddy!

Welcome!

Sure do, I’ll pm you. You should consider joining. For such small money, you’ll help support the club and these forums that allow us all to connect locally for stuff like this. Dave

It was a pleasure to meet you Rob!

Haha, srsly. I’ll get some soon. They’re in the back corner of the frag tank getting their factory advised break in! I picked up two euphyllia (my favorite!), a couple montis, zoas, an Acro and a a shroom.

Today @ UC was the first Black Friday shopping I’ve ever done! Thanks @hcker99 , the selection was amazing as always!

Welcome back, and good luck keeping it simple!

I sent you a pm

I’m gonna shoot up and get my salt from acc. I’ll see what they’re offering for corals. They have a clownfish deal @5.99 each, but I’m not ready for them. I’ll shoot over to UC before I head home.

Crazy right?

DT gets sand, frags are barebottom, nem tank is crushed shells

How about plastic? I have these low melt plastic beads that I put in 200 deg water and it softens. You have a few minutes to work with it before it hardens. If you make a mistake you can put it back in the water. I use it to mount colonies to rocks, and sometimes to hold rocks together...

Couldn’t you encase them in epoxy to be sure?

I just checked my account, the last purchase was TL reefs Rox carbon....

Any rox carbon. I used to use BRS, but the last time I purchased it they sent lignite in a rox container. This was the second time they changed stuff on me (first time was sodalime), so I started buying aquamaxx rox from amazon.

I use h202 a lot in my reef. I dose constantly with an oxydator (W size). I also apply directly to any algae that grows. Once I get a spot that gets a little growth, the cuc doesn’t touch it. I turn off the circulation pump, and use a pipette to apply direct. Wait a few minutes, and turn...

All you have to do is brush the plug with a toothbrush and h202. It will die.

looks great!

Not fair Mark, we need details!

He always has an awesome selection!