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Tim I moved your thread to the General discussion and answered your question for the benefit of others who may have the same question. http://www.njreefers.org/forumdisplay.php?181-Deals-amp-Steals Want to BUY Threads and how this forum works Any forum user can create a post in this forum...

Herbie and Ann as usual you guys did a beautiful job hosting this month's meeting, THANK YOU for opening your home to us and for your generosity. A shout out to everyone who attended, together we make this club a success. Thanks to Aquatic Obsession for supplying beautiful frags for the raffle...

The baby brine shrimp are most nutritious after hatching then they need to have supplements added to enhance their nutritional value. BBS is supposed to be great for fry. Adult brine shrimp are mainly protein. What I've mainly see sold in LFSs are adults.

I'll take the 2 wp10s

Amazing pictures. I wish I could do that.

I couldn't agree more. It drove me crazy trying to distinguish one shade from another. The Hanna Checker was the way to go. The Ca, Mg, and alk are more accurate because there is a definite color change that indicates the level your parameter is at. downbeach is spot on.

Xmas Favia for me please, I'll be at the meeting thanks

How and what do you use to collect the amphipods? Are you looking in mud flats of a creek? This sounds like something I can have the kids do when the temps get a little warmer. Maybe they'll even learn something.

Chris' doesn't require any fabrication, it's so darn simple!

Nice fish, good for you dude.

That 's cool and the best part the blades are cheap and easy to replace

Nice it looks like it's happy. Is it algae only besides the worms?

We have April and May meetings available for for potential hosts.

I agree with Chris what are your water parameters saying? Also I'm not a big fan of sand in the fuge it becomes a detritus sink and causes al sorts of problems. Chaetomorpha needs light like any other plant, a cfl will do the trick, perhaps coming on and off the opposite of your display tank. My...

LOL That's priceless. Reminds me of my son when he was 4 and he was asked What grows on pine trees? And he responded pine cones. Then was asked what grows on oak trees? He thought for a few moments and proudly responded oak-a-nuts!:p Kids are the best!

Did you know that NJRC has a Reference Library? Come check out the range of titles and borrow one that might have the answer to your question or lead you into another direction in this hobby. NJRC-Reference-Library

That peacock bass has amazing color, I bet it tastes as good as it looks.

I believe so and his tank rocks! His stuff seems to grow like weeds.

Nicely done sir! Looks great.

You have to state a price as per the rules posted in the sticky at the root of this thread. Thanks