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2026 May Meetup

Will you be attending the May 2026 Meetup?

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MadReefer

MadReefer

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NJRC Member
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Sorry but March did out work out so pushed the meetup to May.

Meeting date will be Saturday May 16

Please respond below, Poll closes end of March.
 
radiata

radiata

NJRC Member
Count me in. Can anyone use any Molly Miller blennies? I might be giving my 4 away at the meeting. In my experience they're useless at eating aiptasia (like they're touted to do) but I think they're a great dither fish to keep in an observation tank. I'm also looking to unload 3 or 4 Black Bar Chromis which are supposedly peaceful by themselves, and stay small for a Chromis (2 inches max!). I think I will also be giving away some decent sized pieces of Grube's Gorgonian (Pinnigorgia flava) which have taken over 1/3rd of my 180 DT. They'll be freshly cut and not mounted.
 
radiata

radiata

NJRC Member
radiata said:
Count me in. Can anyone use any Molly Miller blennies? I might be giving my 4 away at the meeting. In my experience they're useless at eating aiptasia (like they're touted to do) but I think they're a great dither fish to keep in an observation tank. I'm also looking to unload 3 or 4 Black Bar Chromis which are supposedly peaceful by themselves, and stay small for a Chromis (2 inches max!). I think I will also be giving away some decent sized pieces of Grube's Gorgonian (Pinnigorgia flava) which have taken over 1/3rd of my 180 DT. They'll be freshly cut and not mounted.
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FWIW, I paid $30 (plus shipping) for a 2.5" frag of the Grubes Gorgonian many years back.
 
radiata

radiata

NJRC Member
MadReefer said:
Very nice offer. I believe I have that gorgonian too. I would like one or two of the blennies.
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Mark,

As the host of the meet, you're certainly welcome to them. I like them as dither fish in an observation tank as they're peaceful, eat anything (including nori) and are perfect for training a new fish on how and what to eat without being harassed by them.

Bob
 
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