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I thought the Florida plate with A55 RGY was pretty good too.

thank you both. Based on ruling out mangroves, my plan is to now run a DSB with macroalgae in a 100 gallon tub with a 30 or 50 gallon Xenia running seperately. Any advantage to running both xenia and macros? (besides LFS tradein value)?

I live right down the street from BMW headquarters so I know what you're saying. Not sure why you took offense to the joke I made about the liscence plate.

Solon is right, Tubinaria is an LPS. It looks remarkably like an SPS because the polyps are small. You have to remember that Tubinaria is the species which includes the scroll as well as the pagoda cups (no arguement on weather that one's an LPS, right?!?)

wow - why so defensive? :hilarious

Originally posted by oceana I dont think it's harmful we got it at the local fish store for 3 bucks. Are these 2 phrases mutually exclusive? If not, I think your logic is a little flawed..

couple days probably.

Deep Ocean? Frizpet? huh?

doesn't matter how big the piece is - super glue gel will do it. Haven't you seen the commercial for krazy glue with the guy glued by his hardhat? Turn off your flow, pat the area of the coral dry with a cloth and add an entire tube of the gel. Immediately put it in the water, push the coral...

looks too long to be nassarius.

how about: CNPNS8TN IVASMAL1 NOTICEME THEVAIN1 TINYPNES

The lighting will depend on what they were in before you had them. If they were under really high lights, they'll have a tough time with your setup. However, if they were under NO lighting they might be a little starved and like the extra light. As far as flow, both prefer lower flow levels...

I would rid the tulips now while you can. I had them sting a few LPS to death. Either keep them on their own rock island or lose them completely.

Originally posted by MBowker first post and you had to disagree, perhaps I misthought, Since this is a Reef Tank Forum, this is the worst nightmare, I suppose in the grand scheme of life , No this isnt the worst thing that can happen, TRUST ME!!!!!!!!!!!. Lighten up you'll get along with this...

What's the latest school of thought on which refugium method is most efficient in removing nitrates? Mangroves? DSB? (I have a shallow bed in the display) Macros ; if so, which kind? Xenia ; if so, which kind? I'm looking for something that requires the least light. Space is not a concern, I...

Wow - that's harsh... But it's not the worst nightmare... TRUST ME!!