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What types are you looking for? I know a few of us in the club have some different ones besides chaeto.

I got the same book. The pics are unbelievable. Congrats 120, that is a truly great picture.

Sorry to hear it's back. Once you get it cleared up this time, leave him in the hospital tank for another couple weeks. This way you won't have to move him if it re-occurs again.

For the garlic, go to the supermarket and get the McCormack's garlic juice. It is in the spice aisle. 100% garlic juice and costs about 1/4 of what you will pay at the LFS plus you'll get about 3x as much.

Not a citron, that is a yellow clown. A lot of times they are collected using cyanide as they are difficult to catch. The live mainly in and around SPS corals so catching them is difficult. Cyanide caught fish have a near zero survival rate.

Hey Greg, Nice to see you back around these parts again. Glad to ear all is well with you. Happy New Years to all. Be safe and drink plenty, but drink responsibly. :D

The sand sifting star will most likely starve in such a new tank. They need a mature sand bed to feed from. You can try supplementing him with some frozen foods but this rarely works. As for fish and corals I would wait a couple more weeks to give your bio filter a chance to catch up. Keep...

Congrats. Glad he has recovered.

These only eat flatworms and will slowly starve to death once the flatworm population is gone. IMHO, not a wise investment unless you have a large sustainable population of flatworms.

The tank may be "cycled" already but I doubt it could handle the bioload of many fish at this point. I would feed the tank what you would normally feed with fish in it and then check your readings in a few hours and see what you get. If you have any signs of ammonia then the tank is not ready...

Thanks for posting the pic Terri and letting us know he made. Now get Squishy out seeing the sights, he didn't spend a week in an envelope to sit in the house. :D

Starfire is quite a bit softer than regular glass and scratches easily. I believe it was BillyR that found this out the hard way.

Great picture and really nice looking coral specimen.

lobophyton aka devils hand leather

Glad to hear he is doing better. The road to recovery can be a long one. Thanks for keeping us updated.

Kurt Russel as Wyatt Erpp in "Tombstone" Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday in "Tombstone"

Damn!!!! I know that line but can't think of the movie right now.

It's more than you'll want in your system. It's not just the ammonia, it's the ciliates, bacteria, empty shells, hydroids and other stuff that tags along on brine eggs.

Please don't waste your money. They are designed for freshwater use, not saltwater. Brine hatching water is so full of ammonia, bacteria and tons of other nasties. It will be a nightmare for your water quality when it enters your system. I know the package says that the water will stay...

Really hard to tell from the pic, but it appears to be a type of encrusting sponge.