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Brain coral was $5 hahaha, my LFS guy was tearing down a prop tank in favor of a HUGE deal on LR so he was selling alot of those corals for dirt cheap, that included my dinnerplate size RBTA for another 50 bucks, essentially a bargain. And corals are much hardier than we realize, im not afraid...

lets see them all, palys and zoas, beautiful and ugly. :) heres a few pics of mine:

Wow, great shots! Im thinking of turning my 55 into a Zoanthid tank, i really liked the phiolosophy and low maintenance of the tank featured here. Looks like you need to frag a few of those, lol.

This coming weekend I will have some pics of my day of fragging on sunday, also I will be re-aquascaping at the beginning of my winter break, and I will also remove the Bicolor Pseudochromis, because he is far too agressive. I will be adding a cleaner shrimp (my previous ones were harrased to...

This will be completed by the end of my winter break along with numerous other tank related projects.

I had one of those for a time, i basically made it myself with some water bugs from the nearby river, a couple stines, some river mud and a willow sapling.

So I can have more like it, and so other people can have a beautiful piece such as this, however due to the fact that I lack a tile saw, I cant frag it. Do you know any other ways to frag these?

IMO, for any coral let it be for at least a couple few weeks, observe how its doing, etc, but a week is too early IMO

A have a rather large, beautiful open brain that I want to frag, however, I do not know how to. HEre is a picture of the specimen as of a couple months ago. No im not fragging the mantis

Quick question on star polyps, I have a rather large colony in my mantis tank, and it started from a colony that was ona lump of rock, and has now spread. Due to the delicate nature of teh situation I cant be particularly dextrous, to you think I can just pull the original covered rock away...

This is a very good directory for identifying Stomatopods, and learning their aquarium husbandry, as well as adult size, as well as interesting facts. For validity of this page, google Roy caldwell, he is a researcher/professor at Berkely, and has studied Stomatopods for 20 yrs i believe...

Glass tanks and mantids mix azfish unless you can somehow squeeze a 7 or 8 inch O.Scyllarus (peacock) or gonodayctylus chiragra into a nano, youre fine with pretty much any smasher species. (my nano is glass) Though it still freaks you out, sorry for teh hijack coral. Also coral for fragging...

Yes, i do know this.

MANTIS!!!! Mantis i say! Sorry for the outburst! Originally Posted by azfishgal Your tank is looking really good!!! When the holidays are over I'm going to turn my Nano tank, that I used as a QT, into a mini-reef for my office. I think I'm going to add two black and white clowns. Your...

Thanks, hes not so "nice" tho. But i do love him!

Look above, it hasnt changed much in design, however teh corals have grown, mantises arent easy to capter on film, especially davo

Tip for shipping in winte, go buy a cheapo walmart thermos, put the frags in their bags in the thermos, and poof, easy, cheap and no die offs. Great idea peef, i just wish I wasnt in HS, and didnt live 70+ miles away from the nearest LFS. Im gonna be a big spender during teh holidays.

Ive got some nice chaeto, its completely pure, aside from the occasional pod, I can also spare a seeded piece of LR and a quarter cup of sand. If you'd like caulerpa I have some as well. PM me w/ ur answer.

Id like a few, but for the one or two for my reef, id really want to check on their reefyness, but otherwise they go to Davo, my mantis :P Will you ship to Colorado? 80435?

"Learn you must" its not gone, i learned that lesson w/ cyano, kill it, then mutilate it, then curse it, and dance on its grave for good measure.