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Thanks Billy, I really appreciate you receiving them and holding them for me.

Here are my latest acquisitions, they are in their own tank but figured I'd put the pics here. male: female: the loving couple:

Are you coming to the swap? If so I can bring you some coraline scrapings that you can add to your tank. I don't realy have any rocks to spare but can scrape some off my pumps and stuff.

John, Aquatic ecosystems has them. Let me know of you want to order from there. Iwant to get some more uni eals so maybe we can split the order. http://www.aquaticeco.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/product.detail/iid/4827

Ok, Palermos is now Fergusons so they didn't have it. I called a couple other places and am waiting to hear back. If I find them I will get a couple just in case.

Do you have one set up and running?

Looking good so far. I have a bunch of small LR pieces if you need any.

Ok, I've never had any trouble getting stuff from them. Guess some of us are just lucky. Definitely call first then and save yourself a trip.

He can even call in the morning to see if they have them in stock.

Lemon juice

Try Fergusons plumbing supply in Lakewood. 190 Oberlin Ave North, Lakewood. 732 905 1000

Where is "local" ?

6-9 months has been my experience.

Ok I'll give it a try.

Even with the offset, it doesn't keep accurate time.

Kenya and colt are 2 different corals. Yes directing flow on the cyano will help it go away.

That colt definitely looks like a kenya tree to me. Tank looks great so far. Thanks for sharing.

I'll have to remember that excuse for future use.

Yup, mine does the same thing. I have no idea why but just reset it every couple weeks. I can tell by watching what time my lights go off at night.

It's not just the splashing. The salt will be picked up from the air over the tank and pulled into the bearings. This will in turn shorten their life span. Yes the others are more expensive, but if you figure in the replacemnt factor it comes out about the same overe time. If the CPU fans only...