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sorry for the quality - but most everyone should get this cool thread btw

lol you could be in the southern most point of PA and you are still up north...

what are your levels at? what are your phosphates?

well i shipped it out this morning. just so you know because you are up north in PA, unless its summer time, you are likely going to need solid wall foam packing and heat packs. peanuts allow alot of heat transfer, so they probably froze / chilled to death before they left PA.

well i got to the post office and nobody was there - damn holiday! ill ship tomorrow. your stuff never opened, it will totally disintegrate within a few days....

but i think what was circled is his return line, not the drain.

+1 , good call lefty. maybe when you are more advanced you can try again.

what did you guys feed? if you provide a homemade diet including clams / mussels it should do very well.

i found multiple pet stores / sites recommending the OLD practice of putting them in the sand bed. that is the reason they used to be considered tough to keep long term IMO. most pictures of these corals in the wild like these random ones i found are going to have the coral on rocky substrate...

decent price. bubbles are cool corals - feed it some meaty food

check the syphon break hole on the Dursos. on mine, it sometimes gets clogged with salt creep and have to make sure it is cleaned out. experiment with closing the hole completely to increase or decrease the flow rate accordingly.

not quite. are you talking from experience? i am. i have kept 3 small-medium CBBFs in a 29g QT for the proper time required.

not in an established QT of proper size.

also, they will decimate your worm population and possibly clam mantles. any feather dusters (mini or large hawaiian) and coco worms are pretty much doomed.

i dont know alot about lions, so maybe somebody else can chip in on that, but the rest of the stock list is fine. do you have a reef tank? they are sometimes known to be nippers, but it happens less often. they are sensitive fish, so make sure the LFS has kept them for a few days. also take...

hey bang, i did as much research on this as i possibly could before dosing my reef. i was not able to find any cases of coral death from this. some LPS and leathers may become slightly distressed for the 2 hours or so that it is most concentrated in the tank, but they quickly bounce back. i...

here is another

An Excerpt from John Hiller's Article in Reefkeeping Online Magazine: On the reef, plate corals usually do not have the "puffed-up" appearance that they commonly have in reef aquaria. I've also noticed while diving that plate corals seem to be found quite often with their mouth side down, with...

i see no difference in the darth maul and the starwars pallys - is there? the acans are sweet - LMK when you start fragging

lugols iodine dip is likely a lot less stressful for corals than FW. i just rid my tank of them, check out the last page of this https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/247342/saltn00bs-multi-phase-upgrade-diary