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The fish I had up are gone and some corals are also sold. I still have a bunch left for sale. Some are pictured below, these are all awesome healthy and large. And we have other stuff also that's really good. Mostly all LPS and softies. We also have a few 3-5 pound rocks with a mix SPS...

This is a Bermuda advanced skimmer. Bermuda makes commercial skimmers and large hobbyist skimmers. This is the smallest one they make, the BPS-3C - it's range is 100 to 300 gallons. This is the best skimmer I've used. It has a downdraft design so the pump is much more efficient in the...

Click on the link below and it will open a webpage with pictures and prices. We live in Philly along the river block, about a mile or so from either the Ben Franklin bridge (going South off exit) or Walt Whitman bridge (going North off exit). So it's less than 5 minutes off the bridge, right...

I'm breaking everything down, selling fish, coral, rock, sand and equipment. I've gotten overloaded with my work and will be gone much of the summer so I plan on taking a stop for at least a while and just keeping up a minimal system. Here's a start below of what I'm selling. Most everything is...

This Duncan is about 70 heads, 12" across and 9" high when extended. This is a serious piece. I got it from Anthony a while back and it's grown a good bit since, at least a dozen more heads. I usually don't part with corals like this but I need to fund something else. $225. Pickup is in...

In the South Jersey/Philly area. Thx, Dave

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Just picked up a 4" x 4" square of this 50 micron screen for $2, and am setting it inside 2" diameter pvc to make a copepod sieve.

If the lens is taken off the face of LEDs, are they at 120 degrees without a lens

90g - thanks to hockeynut for the 90g tank !! thanks to the following for corals - anthony, falconut, dan_k, mattez, sobo !!!!

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I thought I would share our system build for keeping Butterfly fish (the long nose pod-eating variety). We're gonna try and make a self sustaining pod/feed system for them - a bit of a challenge. Here's the sketch -

There's a Blizzard out our window, a few blocks from the corner of South St and 2nd St. Unbelievable.

We have three triggers that we would like to eventually rehome. We've been modifying our system to have butterfly tanks and are almost set-up. We've been keeping mostly triggers for several years and are just looking to make a change. First are paired Bluejaw Triggers. The male is around 6"...

Just as an FYI - I bought this via Ebay for one of our refugiums, in which we grow cheato, and it's the best light/per wattage and growth we've ever used. The bulb is a 38par config, 36watts nominally, 2 x 18 6500k white Cree with 120 degree optics. It cost $28.50 shipped from China and...

I've been thinking over LEDs for a while now and have come up with something that I'm gonna try for my first use of them on a display tank. For me, I try to do everything as inexpensive as possible. I've been doing saltwater for a long time and view it as a marathon rather than a sprint, as...

The tank is in good shape and isn't really scratched. Black trim. It can't be drilled, it's all tempered. It would make a good sump for a 125g or larger six foot tank, or as a hospital tank. $25, pickup in Center City.

They had a lot of fish, most notably very large/X-large tangs. Though it's normally out of my range, they have a whole bunch of XL Desjardin Sailfin's for $95 and they are pristine. I'm tempted to make it my Christmas gift, after the 25% sale discount.

I was just thinking that in the old days, being for me the 90s and then for a bit of the new century, the majority of folks cycled their tanks with damsels and as a result kept damsels in their tanks. We have at least two damsels in each of our tanks, and in fact have a pair of yellow tails...