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I do not, mine are the AO version of jawbreakers.

I think they are in the 5-7 year range. We got them from reefco I think back when he just setup the store. Started with one and they have multiplied, but I have never fragged them. Have a few floating around the tank as well.

Here are my jawbreakers. You can see the babies on the left and the color pattern is random.

A wild Bill appears. Good to see you around.

Yeah, I agree with the other, I have never cut them and I wouldn't recommend it. Colors are completely random and can take years to even come out.

Are you talking about cutting the actual mushrooms?

Wow that is awesome.

That was a quick upgrade, but it looks amazing. Can't wait to follow

Depends on how lazy I am feeling, usually we defrost but popping in a few cubes of mysis works well too.

We live in Point Pleasant, so we feel you. We went from one of the best covered areas so not so much. Clean up crew is always tough and most people try and order online but even that has become harder over the years. For corals, check out Ultimate corals in Jackson, Mark is a good guy but I...

Did you have to wait a while for fish or did he have what you wanted in stock? I have seen some mixed things about him on bigger sites so was just curious your experience with him.

Proudly know as the crazy fish guy, but I am lucky because my wife got me into the hobby so we are both passionate about it which helps.

Our total system is like 400ish gallons (200g display, 80 g frag tank, 60 gall recirc and probably 60 gallon sump). We got the super reef octopus reactor.

I am super new to controllers as this is our first one in 15 years of reefing, but we are running the Hydros PH to control our calcium reactor and really like it so far. Easy to dial in on the app.

I just had Brian at reefco setup a new one for me so I took the guess work out of it. I am extremely happy with it though, my old one was not run off a controller or anything and we just adjusted it via the bubble counter. Now I have the hydros controller and a PH probe and that is how we set...

I find the more bourbon I dose on myself, the less I care about the algae.

Tank looks really nice, are you dosing or running a calcium reactor?

That is enough volume for them, but it depends on the temperament of the angels if they get along.

He operates out of his garage, so give him a call to make sure he is around and setup the appointment.

This might be considered overkill, but with a 14g biocube, I would just buy new rock and start over with that. Try and cut off some of the corals, but that is a pretty bad infestation. A pair of mated clowns in a biocube are going to be jerks, you can look at re homing them and getting some...