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Hello- is it ok to post announcements here regarding upcoming frag swaps for a local reef club? If so, in which forum? Thanks Sula

All I can tell you is that the reputation for being more hardy belongs to the Elegance Corals from Australia rather than Indonesia. Since Kupang is in Indonesia I would highly question your LFS's claim...

Try puffing some food toward it and waiting 5-10 minutes to see if you get a feeding response - then feed the real meal.

The Madison Area Reef Society (MARS) cordially invites you to take part in it's annual aquarium coral frag swap. All hobbyists new and old are invited to come trade/swap/sell or just browse a huge variety of hundreds of captive propagated corals from all over the Midwest. Drygoods and used...

I always told my kids that it was their choice on what to believe, but I do believe in Santa. And I really do. I believe in the spirit of giving and the celebration of the season. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. My children are now 18 and 21 and I have never wavered on this Oh, and on...

Do I understand correctly that unlike the first instructions which required a certain size, your software can now re-size any picture? Or is that not correct?

I've seen many ocellaris and true percs choosing a BTA for a host. It's not a combination found in nature, so I think it can take longer, but eventually they do decide to move in I have 2 ocellaris with an RBTA

Maybe you could just figure out a way to put it back in your other tank in a way to protect the seahorses??

Originally Posted by Flricordia I vote that SWF posts some WYSIWYG on the auction site whether fish, corals and/or inverts and let pple bid on them. Why not? They started the auction site so why shouldn't they participate in it? What does everyone think? I think they did that when they...

Try googling Montipora Peltiformis, I've seen similar corals offered as that name. Just realize you can't really know for sure from the picures...

Spanko, thank you for your comments. I have come to appreciate the difference the "position" of the frag can make....I had a frag of a very beautiful lavendar colored digi, got it last January at a frag swap. I had enormous tank troubles in the Spring and nearly killed it off. A few months ago...

Here is the Samarensis - this is the one I am most pondering the need to frag - it just looks very "top heavy" to me.......anyone have advice on this? Is it too soon to frag these pieces?

Closer shot of the Digi - it has encrusted onto the big rock to its left - if I take it out of the water I will have to break that...that makes me tempted to leave it alone

Now here is a shot from this morning...the samarensis is now mounted on a rock and is in the back, the digi is in the front

So I was looking at my Montis today and realizing how much these frags have grown, I only got them a few months ago. I am almost thinking I need to frag them a little to change the growth pattern, I feel like I'm going to have a "tree" with one skinny little "trunk" . If I snapped a few tips...

Those don't look like any Goochsters I've ever seen.

Illinois to Wisconsin should be pretty easy to get overnight, even USPS Express should work. I just last week was shipped a monti frag and a chalice from California. The shipper chose USPS Express but failed to make the cutoff time for that to be overnight, therefore it took 2 days. I actually...

I like the pink ones too, might be a while before these grow up....

Originally Posted by Flricordia +1 +2