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LPS should be unaffected. The only corals that should be affected/infested would be Acroporas. None of the other corals would host, and as long as your system is fallow of acros redbugs will not have a place to host and will die within a week.

He was in the tank with acans before. I can put some in there to see if he picks at them, but he never bothered them before. He doesn't bother SPS or LPS though. He chased a bellus out of the tank. He went next. LOL.

BillyR has some really cool coraline encrusted bubbles in his 450. When you have a tank that big (and that deep), getting to the bubbles is not really very feasible.

I'd go buy a new one. They're cheap.

We run our RO from our kitchen all the way across the house to the basement where it fills our top off reservior. I would simply run the RO hose to a bucket next to your tank with a kent float valve installed in it. Use your ATO from there. For our bedroom tank (65), we lug our water up to the...

:o Oh the tank! Yeah, the rock looks more purple each and every day. Hopefully it will be all colored up soon. Thanks, Mike!

Definitely looks like we're seeing the skeletal structure through the flesh. Not a very happy slipper right now. Check your magnesium, nitrates, PH and if they all look good, adjust the flow to it. Try more/less flow/light.

The polyps on the scroll are HUGE (for a scroll). Everything looks nice & healthy.

THAT is cool. What was the seal doing HERE?!

I thought White were the bigger ones...50-100. Those are the ones you need (that the dosage is based on, any would work, you'll just need to recalculate the dosage).

Looks nice. We just completely revamped our aquascape so that we could get a more open look and more swim throughs for the fish. We also had a black backing on our 120 tank before we switched over, which I really liked. We bought one to put on the back of our current tank, but now we can't find...

Be careful with that tweaking! It generally ends up as a complete aquascape! Looks great already.

Glad things recovered. Hopefully you've snapped some pics along the way and can share them with us! hint... hint...

Brains get lots of mouths, but they don't typically have a skeletal split that would allow you to remove part of it. You could use a tile saw and cut it in half if it was too big for you, though.

A month and a half after the conversion (and probably a month after the bulb burst), here's a FTS:

He did, but due to other circumstances he's not able to host in August. :-(

We still need August in the South for those who re looking to host!

Next meeting is up at Bax's place, Jose. Let me know if you want me to bring it up then for you.

We'll post addy & contact info on Thursday (right off of exit 22). Once the final reports are posted, with paypal fees, we'll open up the payments. BE SURE TO USE THE SUBJECT 0803 RT - YOURUSERNAME as the subject so that your payments can be properly processed!

What's really cool about that is that Oceanic is no longer making 180 tanks. You've got a dying breed and they make a beautiful piece of furniture. Enjoy!