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Looking good Billy. Glad to see you back around.

Wendy, Words cannot express the sorrow I feel for you and your family right now. What you did took a lot of courage and heart. Simon is in a better place now and his suffering has been replaced with joy and happiness. Just as your memories of him will replace your sorrow with happiness in time...

Unfortunately, photos that have been posted on the boards are not eligible for the POTM contest.

I doubt they will mike. They are designed for PVC which is a lot softer then those frag plugs. have you tried a Dremel on them?

If you're house heater has been running more often lately that could be causing the increase in evaporation. Home heating systems are dry heat so it will pull the moisture from the tank. Could also be a leak somewhere in the system causing the water loss.

Check these Phil. http://www.dursostandpipes.com/BuildYourOwn/tabid/54/Default.aspx http://www.dursostandpipes.com/

Actually frequent water changes will lengthen the cycle. The water changes will remove the ammonia and nitrites which the bacteria need to feed on. The coralline will grow back once the tank cycles and matures.

My thoughts are to put it perpendicular to the joists. Even with a 75 gallon, it's better to be safe then sorry.

Actually it's his brother that owns the shop on 130. All remaining stock will be sold off to him.

I believe he closed the doors for the final time on Sunday.

Used and probably abused. Of course if we each get 3, 1 will get a chance to dry as we are emptying the other 2.

I second on both counts. Really like the beer mug idea though.

Brittle stars are huge, like 8-10 inches from tip to tip. The micros I have are about 2-3 inches tip to tip with a body about this size "O".

Look like micro brittle stars. I have thousands of them in my tanks. They are great little clean up guys.

Sponges aren't bad. The things in the second picture are aptasia anemones. Remove them as quickly as possible before they reach plague proportions. Most folks will inject them with either kalk paste or Joe's Juice to get rid of them.

Cant you try to get a better pic of it? From the way you are describing it, it may also be a hydnophora.

Looks good. You're unknown looks like a pachyseris.

Try using the magnet vertically in the tank instead of horizontally. It won't have as much of a curve going up an down. You could also use one of this sponge cleaners on a stick.

I just tossed a bunch of halimedia. Give me a few weeks and I should have more of it. As for the others, I don't have those. Maybe someone else can help. Codium I will have when the weather warms up.