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  1. Thanks for the links, It looks like these places have what I need.
  2. That was such a last minute video, my buddy Colby called me the night before and said hey Jakes gonna be in town, If we have time we will check out your place. I cleaned all night and then by the time we shot the video we were already several beers in, I had my wife pick up Coors light on her way home and Jake was happy about that...fun times. lol, yup its a pretty big system, go through several hundred Ml per day.
  3. Oh I should clarify. I’m Kyle @ Tampico Coral Farms. I just hide in my little country home and wholesale coral to pet stores and wholesalers across the US. A few thousand gallons of water, give or take. I think there’s a YouTube video and a social media if your inclined to see what we do.
  4. What is everyone using for Sodium Nitrate? I usually use this product but it is out of stock, I go through a one pound bag approximately every 3 weeks so looking for economical options: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0190TOJUS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Thanks in advance.
  5. It looks like it may just be zoanthids on Branching rocks, although there are species of epizoanthus that live associated with branching sponges. They are non-photosynthetic and I haven't seen them for sale in a looooong time. Garf used to sell them growing on zipties. The Sponge would grow on the ziptie and the epizoanthus would follow.
  6. Look up “KFC Euphyllia dip” it’s a game changer for keeping euphyllia. Antibacterial dip that works against brown jelly, pinched polyps, tissue recession etc.. it solves a lot of the issues that come with imported Euphyllia.
  7. That’s rad. My dad had a 250 gallon reef and that thing grew yumas like crazy. I’d rip out dozens at a time. When he tore the tank down I put a bunch in my system and they have sat ever since, I’m not sure they have even spit out a single baby.
  8. I’m assuming that is gymnothorax tile? If so I’ve kept them on multiple occasions, awesome fish! Glad to see your using sand, they are super voracious eaters and I had one die from ingesting gravel. Only advice I have is choose your tank mates carefully, they can eat surprisingly large fish. Bigger scats, monos, archers, datnoides/coius would all be good tankmates. other common “brackish” fish such as needle nose gar, mudskippers, butis butis, larger gudgeons, etc. would likely get eaten. Had a 12” gar get bitten in half by one of these morays about a decade ago. have fun and keep us posted with pictures!
  9. I have a couple protein skimmers that keep getting snails stuck in the intake (lit sumps and frag tanks) I have played around with overflow strainers but they don’t fit well on the intakes. My next attempt is to zip tie plastic gutter guard around the intakes but before I went through the trouble I wanted to see if any of you had any bright ideas. Thanks.
  10. Anyone know where to by CP online? I used to order it off eBay in bulk specifically to medicate external parasites in fish. I’ve used all mine up and like to keep it on hand but can’t find it anymore.
  11. Awesome! Thanks I’ll give you a text in the morning. My names kyle (541)760-2594
  12. Hi gang. I seem to remember a mobile mechanic hanging out on the forum and can’t remember who it was. Three out of my four cars could use some work. If anyone remember who it is I’m all ears.
  13. What a sad day for the aquarium world and beyond. I grew up reading everything he wrote, from articles in FAMA to WetWebMedia.com and his incredible bible “The Conscientious Aquarist”. Even had the pleasure of meeting him a time or two. We lost a great one, He Will be missed.
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