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They seem to come available in the summer in larger numbers and the prices are a bit lower, not a cheap fish but they are stunners.

They are at the top level of the frag tank and have been there since I have gotten them. Mine are under T5s though.

I guess you are selling it in the wrong season, there is going to be like 10 wtb threads in the summer for a chiller

Some PR zoas from LRO, I have more of these but they did not want to open up for me. We did a lot of tank maintenance last night so I think everything is just settling back down. These look like bloodshots but are not, my actually bloodshots I got from Fox in person are to the right but did not...

I promised some coral pics so here we go: Blondies: Granny Apple seeds from zoanthids.com ARC Pointsettas Snitches from Zoanthids.com (These are amazing and my picture sucks) Joe's Cherry Cordials from JKR WWC Sun drops RK Stiggy Marleys (with a hallucination) A not so good pic of the...

Sponge?

I like option 1 for your move as well. With the canister filter and a couple of water changes, you could keep the tank like that for a long time. I think I have a HOB skimmer you could probably also through on there. You can rig your light over the coral in the stock tank, to keep them happy...

Where are you located, always interested in some zoas.

I think theoretically they could blow out a panel which is why they say that. However, that became kind of a marketing thing and they ran with it. If you have seen them really throw a wave in a tank and see how it crashes around, one could say they could blow out the seems, but a lot of things...

Shade them so they get indirect light, or put them towards the bottom sides. It seems most acans turn straight orange under too strong light.

I think was downbeach was talking about was feeding when your return pump is off so you don't have to worry about adjusting the skimmer.

Elos aminos, and there was an article on reef builders on acropower from two little fishies. that got a lot of people interested in it

Flame wrasses are notorius for turning male even if you have a dominant super male. Right now we just have a pair, one male and one female. We will see how things go down the line.

Everything else: Black tang: Hawianisis: Hula fish: Randalli assesor: Gold assesor: Big borb:

Fishy time, I swear I will get some coral pics up soon. I ordered a little black frag rack to make it easier to take pics. This is the wrasse post. A couple shot of the flames: Earlie's wrasse: c. cf. lancelotus c. cf. lunatus

Depends on what you want to do as other above have said. I use these: http://www.trxtraining.com/ You are your own resistance, you get a total body workout, they can be used on the back of a door (depending on your door), and they take up no space at all. My trainer introduced me to these...

Agree with what everyone above has said, smart move to nix them.

Mojano? Aipstaia? Tough to tell when it is not zoomed in.

RVS is bringing in some amazing wrasses right now which is pretty cool. Both fish are in really good health and color, so I am quite pleased so far.

I will see if I can get some pics up tonight, things have just been a little crazy. The new additions were both from DD, a c. cf. lancelotus (pin tail fairy wrasse) and a c. lunauts (which mighta also get the distinction as c. cf. lunatus as these are also from the phillapeans and may be...