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They are still in Florida but they drop-ship from California. All the photos in the EIBI section are actually pictures from Sea Dwelling Creatures. I learned this a few months ago when I posted a screen shot of a coral on facebook and asked a question about the coral. One of the replies was...

I don't know what to tell you. I am anti Caulerpa because it is invasive and can go asexual. I am pro Chaeto because it doesn't do that. I know there are a lot of other options out there. I just don't know what they are called. I used to have some pretty red leafy stuff mixed in with my...

We close on our house in about 2 weeks and move in on the 1st of August. For the time being I have been purchasing random aquarium things that are on sale as I see them. So far I have purchased a 55 gallon to be set up as a Seahorse/ Pipefish tank. I also got two 40b tanks and a 20L. One of...

There is really only one to guarantee that and it is to buy dry rock. Unfortunately that defeats the purpose. Your best bet is to carefully chose individual pieces and look at them thoroughly. That wont guarantee anything but you can spot a lot of problems by carefully choosing what you buy...

Most plastic tubs are not food grade and people use them all the time. I think you will be fine. John

Well we have an accepted offer on a house. We will go finish the paperwork on Monday. This is our 2nd attempt at making a deal.. The first house that we put an offer on was unrealistically countered. Both agents (ours and hers) thought that our offer was a good offer. The sellers agent...

Hey everyone, Here is a question for all of the reefers here. Since I am in between tanks right now I have been thinking about how I want to set up the next one and what equipment I may want. What is your monthly operating cost for your fixture? I'm not really talking about bulb...

We are here...house hunting sucks. LOL John

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 You might want to invest in an RO system in your next move. ;) I'm already planning on it Seth. Jennifer wants to head up early and set up our sons 20 gallon at her parents house so we can take some of our favorite mushrooms. I don't think I'll have her...

The military has decided that it is time to move again. The bad news- I am tearing my tank down and selling everything except the lights, skimmer, pumps, and powerheads. The good news- In a few months I will probably be doing a build thread here. Right now, all of the money that I'm making...

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Yes it is a Sebae. I have one too and it is about the size of a dinner plate. I'm not sure what pink tips you are talking about. My Sebae has blue tips. John

Quote: Originally Posted by zoidberg01 Its a elegant coral now I need I.d. for the first one The first one is frogspawn

That tank looks too new. What brand T5? Some are better than others. Regarding acclimation, I only temperature acclimate coral but I drip everything else. That is just my preference though. John

Maybe it is a Condi but it looks just like my Sebae did when it was little. It is huge now but it still has the blue/purple-ish tips. What does the foot look like? John

Quote: Originally Posted by Flower Hi, Your problem wasn't red bubble algae...your problem was an over abundant amount of nitrates and phosphates. Macros grow out of control when your tank water isn't clean. The good news is that because of the macroalgae...your tank water was cleaned up by...

I am the opposite of Flower. I would remove the rock, frag the mushrooms off, put them back in and get rid of that rock. I had an outbreak of red bubble algae years ago and it spread over all of my rock. I don't want to deal with that again.

Sometimes animals eat things that they shouldn't. I had a Peppermint Shrimp eat my SPS and I had an Emerald Crab eat a Leather coral. Like Flower said, no one will believe you until they see it themselves. John

I highly doubt it is the reason your GSP isn't opening. If you think the anemones are bothering the GSP then get rid of them. Keep in mind, GSP is very hardy and spreads quick. SHe will have her "green wavey thingy" back in no time. 2 years ago I had a piece about the size of a quarter in my...

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