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Nothing average about your skills at all....you’ve got beautiful stuff going on at home and to bring the hobby to the classroom as well is doing a great service to your students and to the hobby.

What a gorgeous fish....would love that when my uParade is up. Hope it finds a good home. Thanks for posting it here.

DM’d; I have red cap

can text and work out a trade.

I have I can trim for you

Beautiful pieces. thanks!

Sorry I can’t but I know we’re not far from each other...you’ve been by me before, so hope we can work so hope we can work it out on the home side....I’m in freehold. I’ll text you later

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Beautiful. Was asking it’s size but now i see it in the thread title. Nice.

I’ve had tuxedos and now have a hairy pincushion. Great for algae. They also eat coralline, but with the tuxedo they didn’t dent it; the pincushion has cleared my back glass almost completely. The re-decorating is definitely an issue. I have to check the sand bed to see if it knocked...

This batch is gone, will repost next time I have.

They say a cover is important for wrasses. I used to have glass then I bought a screen kit and replaced with DIY screen top. Much better except it evaporates quickly so need to keep refilling the top-off bucket. But well worth it for the better light penetration, cheap and easy. I added an...

Love having a wrasse. I had the yellow coris, I’d like a leopard or Melanarus. Mostly because I have a yellow tang so want to vary the colors more.

Thinning out my chaeto so if anyone wants let me know. Freehold 07728. Tossing it if no takers.

Interested in punk rockers. Will DM

Sorry but i won’t be able to make it....soccer schedule is a direct conflict.

White-crusted Aeolid nudi looks like it. Can’t find what they eat. Let us know if you keep them is any coral are suffering and which ones. Good luck.

I have bubble algae, vermetids, bristle worms, asterina…but I saw a nudi I eating my coral so removes it and put in a natural predator. Would hate to ever see aiptasia. Some things are known to be harmful….to me those aren’t worth the gamble. I added a falco hawkfish a few years back and my...

Here’s a resource to try to ID it . https://nudibranch.com.au/colour_white.htm

Wow! Pretty cool looking. Looks like a nudibranch to me. What color is it? There are many kinds, some eat algae and are great cleanup crew, others eat zoas or other coral so are undesirable. Keep an eye on your coral for any signs they’re being snacked on. I had some Zoa-eating ones that...