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I thought i'd heard it all in this hobby, before this one.

And a few zoas, whatever you have .

Running a couple of thawed shrimp in the food processor with a bit of water until it's almost liquid.

I definitely will take any sand that you end up with on the breakdown. Dave

What is the phosphate level?

There's a Blizzard out our window, a few blocks from the corner of South St and 2nd St. Unbelievable.

Queen trigger and Bluethroat trigger pair pending

I can't separate them, they've had vows ;) The Hidden Reef gets small females in about once a month and they're around $50 to $60.

That's good timing for this end Matt.

That's a good size to introduce a female to. They'll probably scuffle for a couple days and then be fine.

How large is your male bluethroat?

We have three triggers that we would like to eventually rehome. We've been modifying our system to have butterfly tanks and are almost set-up. We've been keeping mostly triggers for several years and are just looking to make a change. First are paired Bluejaw Triggers. The male is around 6"...

Go the 30 or 40 feet. That's the correct way to do it. Folks do it like that all the time - we have lines setup like that in our system. If you need help LMK. If I understand what you're suggesting as an alternative, that's a no go. IMO and $.02.

There you go, that's a great tank.

I would suggest IMO going right to the WP-60 and skip the WP-40 for a six foot tank. I like a lot of flow and think the wp40 is well suited for 4 foot tanks max.

Can't go wrong with that, and he's been looking to move that tank out. Sounds like a good fit. Sometimes it's good to do things in smaller steps anyhow, which smooths out the $ curve, more gradual. And now you can get the girl-ish bluejaw trig :love-struck:

The 90g 120g and 135g and 180g are all in the height same family, the 120g has more width than the 90 and the 135g has more length than the 90. And the 180 has more of both width and length. I think the 180g is my fav all-around.

go for 135g at least, has better height.

I can USPS Priority it to you if needed.

Here's an unsolicited suggestion - if you go ahead with dry rock, don't forget to free it from phosphates while you're curing it - especially if the source of the rock you get is from land and not the ocean. There are loads of forum threads on the web about different ways to do it.