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Why dont you just buy from saltwaterfish.com and have them overnighted to you?

Originally Posted by 05xrunner No you dont have to do either. All you have to do...take them out let them in the air for about 30sec so they slim up..into the tank they go. Your done. You dont need to do anything else with them. I have NEVER had any coral have a problem with going in the tank...

They are most likely fine, I always give them 2 - 4 days.

aiptasia, remove it. Most aquarists consider the Aiptasia Anemone to be an unwanted pest in their aquariums. Once Aiptasia gain a foothold in your tank, they can be tough to get rid of.

No worries. Xenia pulse the best at a higher alkalinity level. Some say they do best with a heavy bioload in the tank. Quick changes in pH will kill it (it'll hurt most everything else as well im sure) Xenia will take over your tank within two months.

"Im addicted to reef tanks. i have been struggling with this for over a year now. I was in treatment and recovering but I went back to it after a very painful surgery. and now I have been back on it for 5 months. i use everyday and I don't know how to stop. it's to the point where I no longer...

If you don't mind, can everyone with coralline algae growing in their tank post the following average water parameters? dKH/Alk: Calcium: Phos: Nitrates: If anyone else would like to sell some of their coralline, I'm still interested.

Originally Posted by cham Can I just send you a small piece of rock with heavy purple coraline on it? I'm on the east coast, Orlando FL I'm specifically looking for corraline scrapings, sorry!

green star polyps are everywhere, hopefully mine expands. When did you first put it in there? How long did it take to expand like that?

Originally Posted by efishnsea Crappy pic but I have a few....... haahhahahahhahaha, a few

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Originally Posted by renogaw thud that rock didn't help? i can scrape my glass and suck it up for you if you'd like Oh I'm just looking for more for another tank You think you could scrape the back of your tank and make a slushie for me in a ziplock bag? I'll pay shipping? I'm looking for a...

I will pay someone (US only please, preferably east coast) via paypal to scrape a large amount of coralline algae off of their tank wall, into a ziplock bag and ship it to me. I want to seed a tank and do some other experiments. Make me a purple slushie! I'll pay $20 - $30, if interested in...

Originally Posted by drewdog82 I was thinking of ordering some corals from this web-site. I was hoping I could get some comments from people who have ordered on-line. If you could include what you ordered and how well it did or is doing...... Thanks Ask the owner of this site, I've bought...

Very nice, however some say you should have at least 75 gallons per Yellow Tang.

Yeah, I was going to say pH, calcium and alkalinity has to be right.

Originally Posted by reefrunner Update...... I went and bouhgt a Phosphate test kit at lfs on my lunchbreak. Went home and did a test....Between 1.5 and 2.0. Is that high enough to kill corals that fast? Doesn't seem like it would be....but I don't know why else they would all be dying...

Originally Posted by sepulatian Ich cannot host your inverts and the inverts will not survive hypo. Only treat the fish. Great, thank you, I am very relieved to hear this. All of my fish are in hypo QT, my inverts are still in the display tank with the corals.

For hypo, do you need to remove fish AND inverts or just fish? Someone said on the forums that ich only uses fish as hosts...

Lol?