WAVES

I have a number of Sunlight E-ballasts, will sell CHEAP if wanted.

I have one of these which might be great for a breeder tank.

https://www.hawthornegc.com/shop/product/duralastics-reservoirs?categoryId=grow-systems-trays-reservoirs#

Its roughly 48x48x12 and 100gallons.  $75 and its yours.  - Im in vancouver, headed to salem this saturday however, could meet on 5.

Everything gone!  If you see something you like, go visit Cuttlefish as I just traded it all to Jeff.

I have one more piece of sponge I missed, I'll put that in its own thread.

Still need a home for the wrasse?

I had a request for a better Zoa photo.  I can’t do top down there is too much flow.

this is the best i have for now, would likely need to move them somewhere else to do better.

This is under very white light, I’m not a “windex reef” kind of guy.

1 hour ago, CrabbyCrabs said:

Unfortunately I don't have a tank that big. Working on resealing a 60 cube for my girlfriend though but it'll be a bit before it's done.

Happy to Frag it into any size you want.

Yep that’s me, don’t spend much time on this forum but I am still in the business.

what is your name Alberta?  Would I remember you?

about the size of making an "O" with both hands, maybe 5-6" across

15 hours ago, CrabbyCrabs said:

Would love the zoas but I just kill them.

I am in northern vancouver, near where I5 and 205 come together.  The area is called Salmon Creek.  

IMO, nothing is better than a pH adjusted freshwater dip for zoas.  They can easily handle it for 10m and nothing else can.  You may not know I had a store in PDX for a number of years about a decade ago, this was how I treated all incoming zoas.

14 hours ago, CrabbyCrabs said:

Would love the zoas but I just kill them.

If you don't keep zoas, how do you keep anything?  They are IMO the easiest coral?  Not to be a jerk just trying to understand.  Perhaps you had zoa eating nudies and didn't know it?  You may be fine now if you have been without them for a stretch of time and you treat any new ones. (freshwater dip, not coral dip)

Honestly I don't want them because they are a pest to me, they grow too fast and grow over better corals.  That's why I want to get rid of these ones, they grew enough they are getting close to the rock, if they make it to the rock its game over.  A zoa tank is another story...  I used to spend 10-15m every week scrape them off my SPS years ago and vowed never to have them again.  These ones were given to me.

These zoanthids.  Supposed to be something fancy but I’m not a Zoa guy so I don’t know.

$50 for all, or happy to Frag it.

5 minutes ago, CrabbyCrabs said:

That's a nice favia colony. I can't get mine to do anything but sit there.

ATI LED Powermodule for the win

This is the parent colony of the favia. I think they call it Poker Star

I have this available to Frag for someone too.

This is what the blue sponge looks like.

Best to text or call

five oh three 757- sixty seven hundred.

Located in salmon creek - Northern Vancouver

Joel

favia - $10 for small

 $25 for larger

echinophilia (chalice) $5 for small $25 for larger

blue photo synthetic sponge $15. Fixed to a rock for easy glueing

Ok I have various corals for sale or trade for SPS.

Hammer- size up to you $5-100, will Frag off mother colony

frogs: $5-50

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Tangs are sold?

Sold!

If you used good, old, cured live rock a few months of fine.  If it was dry or baserock you should wait.

It’s nearly as big as this one when opened.  It is a clone of this one too

The photo doesn’t do this justice, it’s a clone of the “Good photo” and nearly as big.

$50 OBO

located in Salmon creek, which is northern Vancouver.  10minutes from Jansen beach.

five oh three 757-6700 -text  or call