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Hey Gen, where on LI are you? I know a fellow reefer who can get them for you at $25. Reach me at pyro383@yahoo.com if interested

I have 2 also and have not seen a depletion of any fauna in the sandbed.

change it back

Has anyone heard back from this guy?

I had the boxfish version which is "less chance to be poisonous" I petted mine all the time during feeding and he had to problems

I am on LI in suffolk county. No the rock is for a friend who has a 120.

I just don't understand why no one covers their open top tank. How hard is it to go to a hardware store and pick up a linear diffuser aka egg crate. $6 dollars, and 10min to cut it to fit the top. I have mine broken down to 4 strips that fit the inside lip of the tank and each section goes to...

I had one that was white with blk. spots. I gave him away and the choice is yours now: Do you feed him your snails and hermits? I could't afford to feed him mine. He also ate my starfish. In the begining they were all fine, but after 3 months he took a likeing to them

I have posted and sent you a email Justin, haven't heard back from you.

Usually it needs a few days to open up and adjust to your tanks conditions. Some corals adapt within hours while others have taken a few weeks.

It also depends on what corals require, case in point is the sun coral likes alot of water movement but a gorgorian likes a gently sway. I just moved 1 of the powerheads to blow directly on the suncoral and it loves it, all polyps extend.

does the ocean stop its current? No, but say you have 3 ph going, you may want to put 1 on a timer so that some current slows down for when the fishies sleep at night, remember they have more places to hide in the ocean than your reef.

i also want to sell my live rock 125 pds for 120. If still available I know I have a buyer for that. Please email me.

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Yes, a person here does it for their sun coral, now the flowerpot is almost like a gorgorian correct. From what I understand is it should not need alot light like a mh and the reefer I bought it from states that. He has kept them both in his home and at his store in med. light

Go to a crafstore like Michaels and they have all types of shells and you can see them beforehand

I have a 27.11 rate of turnover from 3 powerheads, filter and skimmer

A boxfish may be of interest to you, however they nip at snails, hermits and starfish but leave corals alone. I gave mine away the other day because of the nipping. Very cool and personable

A majority of them have a plastic strainer assortment