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Hey - I stopped in to visit monroereef and his tank is truly a sight to see. he was kind and generous and definitely someone you can trust. Thanks for the frags! Can't wait to see the rest of the tangs reintroduced. There were a pair of amphipods hiding on the frag plug too. They became...

what wait a minute..brigantine sounds much better. :grin:

very cool thanks for sharing.... I presume you also target feed this while fending off the inverts? :grin:

LOL...great attitude.

Thanks for the tip! I will look into the fauna marin lps pellets. I think I might cut off the top of a 2 litter bottle and feed thru the top. Otherwise forget it - everytime i feed my main tank it's like an all out war for 2 minutes and then everyone reverts back to begging for more.

I can probably go too...my wife will probably dump me for the short hills mall (crying...my credit card company will be so happy). Kidding aside - ANYONE want to check out the Elos Retail Store while we are out there? I call club meeting there...lol. 533 Millburn Ave. Short Hills, NJ 07078...

More colors to the scolly collection i see!...behind that yellow eyed lepto is a big bleeding apple one. How long have you had it? Do you target feed them?

soft corals produce a kind of toxin into the water that inhibits the growth of sps. Hence "dirty" water results in increased soft coral growth. Soft corals also do not care if you have changed out your bulbs or not. This is why mixed coral tanks are actually tough to achieve. You end up with...

i'd like a frag! then i can finally bring back your hex tank...lol.

lol either that nem is huge or the fish and clams are super tiny. huge...no clowns? surprising.

i made the mistake of housing my tang in a QT with a damsel. The damsel stupidly tried to carve out a space and that didn't work out. Since that brief period in the QT, it's been years now and even though there is 120 gallons of space, the tang will purposefully chase the damsel at any given...

Since his costs are probably lower overall to maintain his tank - everything now has a rosy complexion to it! :grin:

cool...the rock rubble was a nitrate trap like nikki said then!

I have a softball sized hunk of candy cane. It started as 3 heads from greg. Needless to say if you want to start over, more than happy to chip in. No frogspawn but plenty of hammer coral (similar). My setosa is very small. I had bryopsis about 2 years ago and pretty sure I eradicated it...

Cool...sorry to hear about the permit issue though...it's always one thing or another with the local towns.

Mine gobbles up any bits of mysis that float by the clowns and fish. That is the extent of me feeding it. I also used to feed it directly (as in turkey baste some mysis right at it) but noticed how quickly it was growing and I stopped. It's still growing and just split.

ouch.... congrats on the panels though...how big of a system did you get?

LOL. People are stunned when I tell them that the grape cap is "alive" and not a piece of plastic stuck in there. But honestly telling them it's an idaho grape cap is about as relevant to them as what kind of pumps I'm using. LOL. My typical answer: "yes that wavy thing is alive, it's an...

MACNAs past. While I feel like the club learned a lot from Atlanta and made a lot of changes to accommodate what people wanted, I sorta doubt MASNA would choose NJ again so soon. Also a lot of the core knowledge from people like john/phyl/mikem/rod/brian etc which would be beneficial to have...

Names and corals don't get along with me. I'm just happy if my corals live...lol.