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I lost count a long time ago of the number of zoa frags I've lost off of plugs. So now, if I have more than two polyps and they're connected, I run a thread between them and glue the thread to the plug. Like this -

this is the one I was originally looking at, the 72" x 36" x 24" one - http://www.aquaticeco.com/subcategories/944/Fiberglass-Tanks-Value-Buy

I was looking for a 6' trough but they are $600. But I did just find these this morning: http://www.aquaticeco.com/subcategories/946/Economy-Fiberglass-Trough-96-L-x-24-W--x-12-H

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Renee, Could you please move down south just a little bit? ;)

this is getting weird

Thanks Wendy.

This is what I'm using for now along with a 10g sump with live rock and a skimmer and a 20g tank for zoas. There all tied together like some Rube Goldberg nightmare and I end up with a flood in my basement every few weeks. I made this tank out of 3/4" plywood and Plexiglas. Unfortunately I went...

I was thinking I would load the bottom half with rock and sand and have two levels of egg crate above.

I'm thinking about making a frag tank out of a 150g Rubbermaid stock tank. Have any of you guys ever used one for this purpose? Any negatives other than no side views? Thanks

what kind of lighting do you have them under?

awesome!

If you can change the white balance try the "cloudy" setting.

Nice pictures Tom. Who came over and took them for you? :P

My six year old freaked out when his saw his own picture on Santa's list.

You can have Santa send your kids a personalized video message - http://portablenorthpole.sympatico.msn.ca/home Merry Christmas and a belated Happy Festivus to all

Great job wendy ;D

John & Mike, You guys better start digging around those tank and find those zoas. One polyp just sold on eBay for $203.50 from a seller with one feedback. I was trying to get some of these a few months ago but I stopped bidding at $50. What a dope I am!

aquasd.com SOLD OUT I'm not surprised. Their going for $200 - $300 for ONE polyp on eBay.