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If anyone going to the meeting is willing to bring one back near Brick I will take one to try.

Anyone?

I am wondering if he should go. My clowns don't seem to know what an anemone is anyway. I have not touched it but I heard the sting of a carpet it pretty nasty! I didn't have much luck with my sebae. IDK.

Bob. By bad luck doesnt compare to the troubles you have faced over the past year.

Well it looks like my carpet anemone had a $90 snack. I found the bones / scales in a clump right by him. Why would the angel be stupid enough to swim into the anemone? On a side note my corals seem to be doing better. My Alk is still creeping up so I may need to lower the bubble count a bit on...

I hear ya. Let me know if you need a hand with anything. Your just around the corner.

Well my wife just texted me to say she doesn't see the angel in the tank. That would really suck.

Any particular reason? Your tank looks amazing.

Welcome. Be careful on fish selection if considering coral.

Looks great

I doubt they would be completely wiped out. The coral will adapt I am sure.

Thanks guys it was alot of work. Even though it was expensive I saved a ton of money doing it all myself. Plus I got some cool tools. I am hoping to host a meeting next summer so the pool can be utilized. Hopefully my tank will be worth looking at by then too.

Having worked all summer on my yard it's nice to see it finally done. Here is what it started as:

How do you afford such high electric bills?!?

I have a Tomini tang and just recently added a sailfin and they get along great. Guess each fish have different personalities. They are both peaceful fish from what I have read.

I think it is keeping the house at 70 every night that's killing you. My house is 2600 sq ft 2 zone central air with my tank and a pool and the highest my bill has been is $250.00. We keep the house at 75*

Has anyone tested the effluent for phosphates with the ARM media? I heard it has alot of phosphates.

That stuff is such a head ache I would just pick up a new piece of rock. Not worth the trouble. I let a piece dry out for 2 months on my back deck and the stuff still returned.

All you would need to is install a multimeter in the middle of your ground probe. Basically cut the line on the probe and attach each end to either side of the multi meter

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