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Well...Great news! I get home and there are two JBs fully open on the frag plug/rock. I guess it didnt like being buried in the sand much and shrunk up between some rocks as I did NOT see it when I took it out and examined the plug. So my next move it to move them up in the tank just a little so...

Well, once home tonight I will go Jawbreaker hunting!....lol These are a slightly older photos, have grown a bit since then.

So the bottom picture. I believe I lost the smaller guy on the left. Boooooo.

Yup. I still have three others, so will be securing them up higher later today. But What do I do about the one that just went missing???

I had a booger Jawbreaker get knocked loose by my new melanarus wrasse as he was digging in the sand. Wasn't the end of the world, but was depressing. Was hoping it was just blown to a crevice somewhere and would slowly grow and would find it at another time. NOW the jerk has done it again...

I have, BUT I did not run it from edge to edge. Mine was perpendicular pieces. I used Glass for the straight dividers/baffles. Glass cutter is a few dollars and glass can be had pretty inexpensively. Worst case bring it to a glass shop and have them cut and refine the edges for you. The reason...

I have the 210, and I typically siphon the sand weekly when I do my water change. It is a bigger pain in the rear to do, because I do have corals, live rock islands on the sand, so involves relocating those items back and forth while I vacuum. "IF" I skip the sand vacuuming for a month plus...I...

I have done both reseals and total rebuilds. Option #1 Reseal....EASY. Scrape away the old...Tape off and reapply the 100% silicone to all edges and corners in one quick shot. Most small leaks could be eliminated with a nice RESEAL. IF the original leak was via an edge or corner you should get...

OTC Pinks.....Ugh. I am 0 for 5 on those... Maybe #6 is the charm.

Hi James, How are the other pairs going? Especially the beautiful pair you picked up from Alex in February?

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