Bonebrake's 24 Gal. JBJ Nano Cube!
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bonebrake
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Originally Posted by Adairable
btw I left feedback on you in the coral trader post...in case anyone wants to trade with you
Thanks buddy!
Originally Posted by Adairable
You are silly!! I am so excited for you
When are you leaving this great city? (sarcasm...I can't wait to move)
I'm going to start moving in June, and the big move will be July 7th.
btw I left feedback on you in the coral trader post...in case anyone wants to trade with you
Thanks buddy!
Originally Posted by Adairable
You are silly!! I am so excited for you
When are you leaving this great city? (sarcasm...I can't wait to move)
I'm going to start moving in June, and the big move will be July 7th.
trainfever
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trainfever
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Originally Posted by Bonebrake
I think Trainfever will hook you up if you shake it like a sexy shrimp!
Hey, did I miss somethong or what?
I think Trainfever will hook you up if you shake it like a sexy shrimp!
Hey, did I miss somethong or what?
bonebrake
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I think Dave the derasa clam is sucking calcium and alkalinity out of my water like a vacuum. Before him and the SPS my calcium was 430-450 ppm and alkalinity was a steady 3.5 meq/L and I only topped off with 20% saturated limewater. I now struggle to keep alkalinity much above 2.9 meq/L and the calcium is still holding steady at 420-440 ppm, but I am now topping off with 100% saturated limewater! The growth on his mantle is a full quarter inch and I have only had him three weeks as well; the coloration of his tissue is more fuller too.
perfectdark
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Originally Posted by Bonebrake
I can't catch up with you...
I don't have boobs or a girlie avatar.
heh he he he he heh, you said boobs........
I can't catch up with you...
I don't have boobs or a girlie avatar.
heh he he he he heh, you said boobs........
bonebrake
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My pink Blastomussa wellsi colony. A very slow grower, I would not buy these unless you had the ability to feed them on a regular basis or were already satisfied with the size of the colony. Mine are too far down in the tank on the sandbed to feed regularly and the shrimp rob it long before it can ingest anything substantial.
Still pretty though!
My bright red Solomon Island mushroom is in the background to the left. It has grown larger in the year I have had it and finally has reproduced a small one beside it. Frags easily, but extremely slow grower.
Still pretty though!
My bright red Solomon Island mushroom is in the background to the left. It has grown larger in the year I have had it and finally has reproduced a small one beside it. Frags easily, but extremely slow grower.
