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This forum duplicated a message of mine after I got a notice that I had to wait for a minute after trying to post my next message.

I'm looking for a small/medium colony to replace the Bali Slimer I just managed to kill off. Have anything?

THANK YOU! (Better you than me.) But at least it's in the "Family"! That may not happen too quickly. The description says "This xenia is less prone to move to the adjacent rock". I consider that to be a selling point - I currently spend two hours periodically cutting back on my invasive xenia.

And, you have to tack on another $50 for shipping!

Brtightwell actually has pretty good dosing instructions posted on all their products. Check the link I posted for dosing calculations. I don't have any LPS to speak of in regard to damage from LaCl. If you're going to mess with LaCl, I strongly suggest you get a Hanna LR Phosphate tester...

Marine Farmers is having a 20% off sale. They've got some really nice looking and unusual frags. https://www.marinefarmers.com/ Please, somebody buy that Ruby Red Xenia before I lose my self-control and buy it myself!

Foam probably won't work, as it will float away from where you want it to be. I've used old towels in situations like these. Fold one into a long strip and cushion the edges of the coral with it, so there is no contact with the inside edges of the bucket.

You're a lot better off with Brightwell® Aquatics Phosphat-E or Blue Life™ Phosphate Rx™ because they have known metrics: http://larryl.emailplus.org.user.fm/fish/dosing-instructions-phosphate-removers.html You can only experiment with SeaKlear Phosphate Remover. All that said, I have some...

If you plan on attending the 1/18/25 NJ Frag Fest, I like to get either the large LaZys Hybrid Blue Zing Birdsnet, or the larger XXL ORA Lime Tip Birdsnest. I'm willing to pay you a deposit or even a full asking price via PayPal before the Fest starts. Let Me Know...

As of this today, NYAquatic has these "African Red Biscuit Stars" on sale again for $40 each. There is no indication as to when the sale price expires. FWIW, four or five days ago, one of mine spent a good 36 hours sitting on one of my nori feeders. It then moved on to a patch of green hair...

I think I have one of those buried away on my desk. I hope I come across it before it expires!

There are some Sea Squirrel like units on the market today that allow for the attaching of a power head (of your choice) to the lower end of their single axel that those units rotate, which is what they're designed for. (You can't attach a Vortech to them, or you'd have to rotate the glass...

I liked your idea, but then thought that the ball bearings would rust. I once bought some large (stainless?) ball bearings to use to push food lower in a PVC pipe. They rusted. But then I thought whoa, what if you could get ceramic ball bearings? Then, I found ...

I'm running two FX350s on my 180. They're driven by a Hydros Engine, which I think has more controllability. I think they're great.

If you're unhappy with the single flow direction of your Vortech or DMP Pumps, here's a "Flow Director" you might want to try...

Are these the design/offering meant to run on Hydros engines without other controllers or power supplies?

Do any of your roller mats have a micron rating of less than 1 micron?

Your price quote is from the last day or so. I had two delivered, from NYA, o/a 11/21 for $40 each. Everyone else wants $100 to $150 right now.

Yes, the price is for just one, and worse yet, it is only 1/4 inch long.

Here's a Green Sea Star (Nardoa galatheae) at LiveAquaria: https://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497+528+7997&pcatid=7997 It is the same one Ely's has/had. And, it looks like LiveAquaria actually has them in stock. The one I got from PEA is a Naroda tuberculata. PEA no...