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Some info on treating http://www.melevsreef.com/redbugs.html

I have 1 23 mg pill left good till 9/12 it should be good to treat your tank a few times let me know if your interested..

All I have to say is stop by Darren's (dnov99) on your way to sunnys (monroereef) two of the nicest systems I've seen and will give you all the ideas you need for a beautiful successful system

I also have a RSM 250 and unless I run the AC ful blast it is up in the 84-85 range and I switched from t-5 to led unfortunately the pumps and skimmer run really hot in these tanks so I am also looking to upgrade with a chiller not sure what size or model yet... The other problem is you can't...

I have more pieces I that one sells let me know when your tank is good if that one sells I'll frag you a piece

Some better pics with lights on

I just fragged myduncan colony today I have 2 four head frags $30 each also still have some rasta frags $15 pp Also have reverse gorilla nipple and yellow polyp zoas $15 multiple polyp frags Also have a frag of green/purple hammer $20 pic taken with iPhone and only blue LEDs my whites...

Any pics of the chalice& clam

When I used to have leathers I would snap a toothpick into an L shape and glue it to a frag plug so it sticks straight up let them dry and harden then I would slice a piece off with a scalpel or sizzors and just impale the frag with the toothpick Here are some old pics I dug up...

Can you pm me an address so I can mapquest and see just how far you are from me?

I use a syringe and try to squirt each head it's not necessary but they will grow faster and bigger if you feed each head....

Seems we have a few football teams that feel the same way......

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/23/science/23aquarium.html?_r=1&ref=aquariums This is the direct link it should work

Are Aquariums Getting Too Lifelike? Todd Heisler/The New York Times CLEANUP Joseph Yaiullo of Atlantis Marine World in Riverhead, N.Y., cleaning the aquarium’s 20,000-gallon coral reef tank. He also uses sea urchins to scavenge the tank and help rid it of algae. On the reefs...

Lol Snow Flake Eel!!!

From reading that RC thread he has a great chance of survival. I had one in my 180 and he was stuck in the overflow for about a mth I thought he was dead. Never bothered to look in the overflows and my nephew spotted him one day took him out put back in the tank and he was fine... If he is...

Maybe you have amphipods & copopods if there all clear I don't think they are flatworms. I would google flatworms to make sure before putting in the tank it will save tons of headaches later on!!!

Which one is the tutti frutty?

Do you ever make your way up to central jersey? Could use that mag 5

The workmanship is top notch the way it's built it is pretty tuff to submerge the box and get your camera wet and even if you do start to flood the box you have some room between the lens and the bottom of the box before you would ever get the lens wet....