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that's absurd, I thought my old green spot was fat. That's another level if it isn't eggs

Just grabbed a 24 oz looks like a nice clean culture. Very happy. Thank you again

Roxbury North New Jersey (Morris county) I typically meet people at the Roxbury Petco but I'm pretty flexible. 2 green slimer frags: Smaller frag $30 Larger frag $40 Larger frag cut a month ago Second frag ($30) was a tiny tip that got broken off months ago and is the happiest frag in my...

To hard to get them off the rocks without killing them. They are like little fragile aptasia

I'd anyone's interested. My rock flowers spawned again and I caught the sequence on camera, knowing what to look for this time. My males seem to spawn more often than the females are accepting of it. The male starts to radar dish before lights go out. The skirt comes up and then he does this...

24 ounce , I'll message you tomorrow so we can work out the details

Solid maybe from me if no one else grabs it if you feel like meeting at Petco,

That flat rock is right out of my dreams , sorry to hear about the troubles, I think all run into them and only some make it through, like you said, life goes on which ever side of it you land on. Very cool setup, shame to take it down

Ooooo while we are waiting, watcha selling?

How much is the gyre?

What kind?

Paul b has stuck all kinds of stuff in his tank. I'm sure it's buried in his thread or I loved his interview with reefbum on YouTube

Every tank I've started I bought a huge box of bacteria, soaked media, Coraline, algaes, cleanup crew , worms , pods etc etc etc from Indo pacific sea farms in Hawaii. Never had a bad tank . It's a good partial substitute for live rock, if you absolutely can't live without the manicured arches...

Seems cool , how big is it? Worth the 2 hour drive?

Ha, sounds cool, I'd give it a roll of the dice

This guy reviews them with a par meter and the quanta pro bars ( I have a quanta bar. Love it) both products, par to price ratio are pretty unmatched

Can't you just cut the whole thing off near the base and just let it re attach to a smaller rock in a corner somewhere, then glue it wherever you want. Like you would do to a toadstool

Thank you. Gonna probably clip it tonight or tomorrow. I hope it's still good. I'll tell you, it did not like being dropped one bit

I have limited experience with SPS, but so far once my blenny finishes biting them to near death, they end up coming around and doing well. I got a tenuis that I accidentally dropped tip down () , a nice one too (). So all 3 tips got damaged, the tips have some algae growing on just the tips...

Not terribly experienced but lower light is better than higher and short term lower flow is fine. So bottom of the tank, in an area of good flow