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I would be interested if it falls thru

Thanks all!!

Yea just let me know when you are available with it being mothers day weekend the wife has us in and out. Should be available most of the day sat Sunday not so much!!!

I have a 30in deep tank and if I need to get something on the bottom of the tank I need to dip my whole arm in the tank up to my shoulder which is quite the pain but most of my frags and colony's are only about 15-20 in deep in the tank so it's not that bad. And I have yet to find a pair of...

I have a 150 gallon in 08816

Oh ok next Monday works for me if you don't mind holding it

Bring it with you on tue. I'll stop in.

T5-$50 Bulbs have about 4-5 months and are 3x blue+ and 1x coral+ fixture come with legs. You still at APM if so can you bring it with you I'll swing in sometime Monday to grab?

Came across this website today thought they were interesting. http://www.aki-inomata.com/works/hermit/?utm_content=buffer86604&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

I picked up a pair @ ACC 2 weeks ago.. Give them a call

Search reef central there are tons of posts on them breaking down or catching fire!! I would stay away from them if I were you. Try and find a used reefkeeper lite usually sell for $100

If your ever in middles ex 08816 I can give you a nice chunck

What are the dimensions of the tank stand & canopy pm me price & pics please

Mine took weeks to get to start eating I almost was ready to give up on her now she eats anything I throw in the tank. congrats!! Let's see a pic

It looks much longer then it really is just a 4ft tank

Stopped In this AM it was a 90 gallon that has sat empty since Storm Sandy the front glass was extremely scratched up so I didn't even make an offer.

Looks like it was freshwater so it is probably not drilled and there is no way of telling if copper or other harmful chemicals were used... But I might have to swing by tomorrow and throw a lowball offer in!!!

Info from live aquaria The Flowerpot Coral is often referred to as Daisy Coral, Ball Coral, or Sunflower Coral. All of the flower references are because of its appearance when all of its polyps are opened. It takes on the visage of a bouquet of flowers. It is the rounded or ball-shaped variety...

Looks like goniopora

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