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They look very good. Are yousure that last one is a Monti Elkhorn? Mine looks nothing like that

i'd be happy to trade for a candy cane frag and/or zoo frag. i'm about 250miles from buffalo, however i am planning on a trip to Sytracuse in the next few weeks so if you want wwe can meet there. email me brian.gast@rfsuny.org Brian

just a lot of xenia and anthellia (softies)

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yup...they're are 3 in this pic. the ones that look the same are the elkhorn

i thought you shouldn't use copper in hyposaline contidions beacsue the test kits don't give an accurate reading?

I have about 6-7 frags of Elkhorn (virous sizes) to trade or sell. I really only want local pickup. I live in NY capital district (albany). Brian

i have tons of Elkhorn Montipora frags...wil sell/trade them to anyone who wants to pick them up. Brian

yeah its a good time...we are always looking for new members. BTW dave how are the baby clowns? i cant believe they are still kicking after 4days of flake food and DT's. Bang guy could definetly give you some ideas on clown breeding. ps. its kinda hard to reply to your PM when you dont empty...

the only cool one is me greenman actually made a post over here..whats with that. bang here's a link for the club http://capitalreefs.com/

its kinda of funny..you guys sound like my grandparents when i was growing up. " i remember walking to school up hill both ways" "bread was a nickle" "what happened to those days?" i guess its true when parents say to their children "you'll sound like me some day"

i agree on the elkhorn...mine groes like crazy under the Iwsaki

bradttu..nice avatar "Hey Milton, whats happening? if you could just move your desk down to storage room B that would be greeaaat!! ummm kaay" Lumberg is the best

i had my pencil in both my 125reef, that has gsp's and clove polyps, and now he's in my 110 with only anthellia and xenia. he hasn't touched anything yet.

i have 3 different types of urchins (longspine, pincushion, and pencil). they are great at grazing hair algae off the rocks and they do eat quite a bit of coralline but like said they help to spread it. i've had no problems with them eating corals. i have them all in tanks with soft and hard corals.

2 should be fine..just be aware that they do eat coralline algae

ramble on - zepplin

when a boxfish releases the toxin you cant see it...once when i moved by boxfish from tank to tank i had to keep him in a holding container for an hour or so. by the time i released him into the new tank there was all this flakey type stuff in the container. it wasn't toxin becasue i could see...

Tropic Marin for me...switched from Oceanic, i noticed i would get a white film on the glass when i did water changes using the Oceanic. that doens't happen with the Tropic Marin.

i guess saltwater weighs a little more but i dont think much...for the purposes of the stand it wont make a difference