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Looking for a frag or small colony of Hawkins echinata...

I expect to start up an Algae Turf Scrubber in the next month or two... Looking for someone who is coming to the meeting next week who can give me some of their ATS scrapings so I can jump-start my scrubber... I might even be willing to pay for the stuff you are about to toss in the garbage!

I just noticed that the "NY" Reef-A-Palooza dates for this year are Saturday June 24th and Sunday June 25th. Put these dates on your calendars!

I know RedFishBlueFish is a big fan of flushing RO membranes, hence the following: How long, either in seconds or minutes, should an RO membrane be flushed before use? I just converted my manual RO/DI to an automatic one with an Avast Barrel Tender V2 and a pressure switch for my Aquatec...

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EXCESS NEPTUNE APEX EQUIPMENT ~ one unused DOS ~ $225 ~ one unused EB4 ~ $ 90 ~ two used BOBs ~ $28 @ ~ one used VDM ~ $70 ~ one used Solid Surface Leak Detector ~ $30 (requires an ALD Module) ~ one new 2 Channel Tunze Stream Cable for VDM ~ $20 ~ one used Jebao Jecod Apex Controller...

Digital Aquatics Net Module and Expansion Socket - $90 shipped for both. I purchased the Net Module new, but never put it on-line. I did update the firmware once. I purchased the Expansion Socket new, and never used it. Payment by PayPal is required. I will ship only to a PayPal address in...

Looking for some Sea Lettuce (Ulva lactuca). Let me know if you have some available or know of a LFS that has some. Would also consider a road trip to the Jersey Shore if you've seen any there... Thanks, Bob

Looking to buy a couple of Danner Mag3 pumps...

Following DA Reefkeeper Equipment for sale: (A) 1 Reefkeeper Elite - fully functional (B) 2 EB4s - fully functional (C) 2 EB4s - mostly functional - third electronic switch on each can't be trusted (D) 2 SL1s - fully functional (E) 1 SL2 - original DA edition - never upgraded and totally...

Article in today's Christian Science Monitor: New microscope lets scientists watch corals as they boogie down