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Bumping this back up, I think we are headed up on Sunday, will depend on weather. Getting excited for it.

Those last zoas are probably pink and golds. They are pretty but they are extremely invasive, as your mentioned they grow super fast. Keep them like they are, off your main rock work.

I think we will head up for a day, will depend on weather and what not. We went Sunday last year and were very happy with it. I know last year we were not involved, but I think the club should reach back out this year.

Cleaned out our refugium and need some new chaeto to seed it. Let me know what you got and what you want for it. Anywhere from the point pleasant area up to red bank and over to freehold would be the best. TIA

We have had several over the years, just need a good sand bed. Good pest control fish and they will generally stay away from other fish that are not shaped like them.

I know I have known you for a long time but it still is shocking to me you have two kids. Congrats man and the frags look good.

Kev have you thought of doing one of the maxspect powerheads? with that on the back wall with the MP10 you should have enough flow and keep it on the same side of the tank and also vary flow between the two.

Have been going with a combo of LRS and pe mysis (or anything similar to those two depending on what I can get).

I agree with the others get tested. What sort of RODI system do you have and what maintenance are you doing on that?

Jersey corals

Grabbing ours his weekend, can’t wait and we can compare notes

Might need to setup another tank just to run the bio media

Would also be interested in one when they are settled.

The most popular bulb is probaly the blue+, but really depends on what you are looking for from that one bulb.

I am sure 5-7 is ideal, our guy is in about 3 inches and is doing just fine, I will get a pic soon

Brittle stars are not sand sifters, they just eat the food when it hits the sand. We have pearly heads and they are great fish. Easier to keep than the blue spots but are still incredible jumpers. We have one now in our display, he had a great burrow for a while, then moved to three corners...

Plenty of experience with blue spots, they are one of our favorite fish but permanently on the will not buy again list. As people above said really need cooler water then what we run and eventually run into problems. They are prolific jumpers so you need a really secure lid as well, like not...

You could get a bunch of nassarius snails, they stir the sand too if you are not set on a fish. Jawfish can become tricky, they may only stir the sand in the one spot for their burrow. They can also steal frags and other things depending on the size and temperment of the one you get. The...

We just did that a few months back, got some dry rock and removed some liverock that had awful palys on them. It was probably less percentage but you could add dr. tims or the equivalent if you think it might start a mini cycle.

Agree with nanoJoe on this one as well. Also with the LED bulbs and various spectrums and UVs they can hit, they might pull more color from your color because again wider spectrum. So not necessarily changing the color of the coral, just allowing you to see more.