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Does anyone have one laying around they aren’t using?
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i would agree, it seems like this is caulerpa. It can be invasive so just be careful.
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It was congestion for me. No apparent reason to be starting and stopping. The same traffic gets through the tunnel and all the sudden in West Virginia it’s moving along fine again
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I feed Hikari frozen mysis. It seems to prefer the smaller mysis compared to the PE mysis.
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Lol. Really? I used to take it all the time when I lived in Virginia and North Carolina to come home for holidays and what not. Try it in a semi then you won’t like it. All the down shifting gets really annoying and wears you out.
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I have a $100 allowance limit. Over that I’m supposed to ask and discuss lol. So $75 would be allowed.
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I have a cobalt c-vue 40g tank, stand, Finnex heater with a controller, extra set of filter socks, skimmer, and c-ray 200 light with mount that i currently do not have a use for. I am looking for a large frag tank if anyone is up to trade. Let me know what you have.
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Nice. I just moved here from Colorado last year. I miss it out there for sure! Grand Lake is great. If you head north into the park, you have a pretty good chance of seeing some moose.
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The LANSING SUMMER Coral Show & Frag Swap (Lansing, Michigan) is just 1 Week Away !!!!!!!! Invite All of Your Reefing Friends :) Sunday, July 21 -
The WISHES CAN HAPPEN CHARITY Coral Show & Frag Swap (North Canton, Ohio) is just 2 Weeks Away !!!!!!!! This Coral Show is just a One Hour Drive from Cleveland This Coral Show is just a Two Hour Drive from Pittsburgh Don't Forget to Request the Day Off If You Work Weekends :) Saturday, July 27
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What are you feeding it? Looks pretty happy!
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Thanks Muttley. Info I could find said maybe some sort or Caulerpa. My wife just suggested I toss a piece in the DT and see if tangs eat it and the naso gobbled it up stems and all. I'll just let it keep growing but not out of control and have a free food source.
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Here is mine. My first one withered away. I think maybe I didn't feed it enough. Rather than depending on this one getting food when I feed the fish I target feed it with a turkey baster and the fish get the leftovers. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
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Algae can be hard to ID IMO because the same species can look so different in different conditions. I doubt it's a problem if you keep it contained. I would send the picture to Bob Fenner at Wet Web Media (make sure to resize the picture per thier instructions on the website as he is often out of the country on crappy Internet) if he can't help you he will tell you who can! PS I think his site is one of the most under utilized collections of information in the hobby! www.wetwebmedia.com
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I have been noticing this algae (?) growing in my sump. It seems to mostly attach to the glass baffles up high in high flow. I also have a large ball of chaeto and it doesn't really mix in with that. I have been scraping it off but today I started wondering if I should just let it grow or will it become invasive? TIA Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
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What made you start a saltwater aquarium?
Nisstech replied to Jesse's topic in General Aquarium Discussion
For me it was a combination of things. The variety of life forms available compared to freshwater were the biggest attraction. I still have a 180 gallon freshwater and a 75 gallon with a single flowerhorn. Once the livestock starts dying off I will remove them and go to saltwater only. I have large fish in them that I grew from very small ones and can not bear to take them to the LFS to drop off. Also I am a person who needs a hobby to focus on. My wife calls them obsessions and she is probably correct. I can't sit around doing nothing or watching tv (which is about the same thing) A 180 gallon with fish and nems, a 150 gallon with fish, nems, lps, and softies along with reefer 170 mixed in its infancy keep me pretty occupied when I'm not working. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk -
Camera camera. Canon 6D with a 24-70 2.8L II lens. I do real estate photography as a side gig which gives me an excuse to play with some sweet gear. I need to get a macro lens for tank shots though!
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I have a cobalt c-vue 40g tank, stand, Finnex heater with a controller, extra set of filter socks, skimmer, and c-ray 200 light with mount that i currently do not have a use for. I am looking for a large frag tank if anyone is up to trade. Let me know what you have.
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Camera camera, or phone camera?
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What made you start a saltwater aquarium?
Ducklady Amy replied to Jesse's topic in General Aquarium Discussion
I always liked the colors of the fish more than freshwater fish. I never dreamed I would have corals that was just a bonus. -
Do you have a stand?
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Yep. Awesome place
