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Looks great @Sponge! Glad you’re feeling better. Was happy to see you looking spry the other day. Keep it up! Here’s mine:

Great thread, Mark. We’re in a good place here. I’ve been working virtually, which is interesting for a pediatric physical therapist, but talking families through exercises and activities has made them much more comfortable with carrying everything over between sessions, so we’ve seen a lot of...

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Bump-if you’re attending the virtual meet, please vote on the topic you’d prefer

Dan S is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: NJRC Virtual Meet 2 Time: Aug 3, 2020 07:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/7218226270?pwd=ajh0RThNRjg4NEFmS2wyRGZNaU5sZz09 Meeting ID: 721 822 6270 Passcode: NJRC

Nice meeting you this morning. Thanks for the generous bunch!

The meeting will be posted once approved. I’m thinking 7:45-8:30 for this next one. Edit: it’s posted..

I’m planning the next virtual meeting for next Monday August 3; if you can attend, please vote for your preference of topic. Thanks to everyone who suggested topics. If you have suggestions for others, please post It below and I’ll include that in a poll for a future virtual meet.

Good luck

Well, my Christmas brought me the clown pair from Paulie, in exchange for my single clown who he was bringing to another reefer who wanted to pair it with one they have; I’m glad to have an established pair. Also he brought me coral, some clams to feed to my fish, a bucket of sea water...

Good things come around....couldn’t happen to a better guy. Good seeing you today bud.

Sorry, double post

DM’d. I’m interested in rastas.

Cool. I like it. It’s crazy how much it looks like a short tentacle Duncan. Inside the tentacles the structures and color are very similar looking.

I got a neat coral from a friend that he couldn’t remember the name of, very similar in looks to a Duncan. After some research I’m pretty sure it’s turbinaria peltata, which I’ve seen referred to by several common names, including Pagoda Cup Coral on melev’s reef website. I read elsewhere that...

Had that in a townhouse community we used to live in. Always a resident or two who take it on themselves to police the place. Our self-appointed noodnick used to report anyone who planted flowers alongside the end unit because that was common area that residents aren’t allowed to alter. And...

Thanks. I agree that a range is more important with calcium, and I definitely test alk more often. Good luck with the search Jamie!

@amado, you trust the calcium checker? I’ve read mixed reviews. I love the alk checker.