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Very nice work!

pending to spectra.

Right now it is very small and shriveled, probably about 2.5". Before I ripped it off of the rocks it was about 4-5".

New Price ......FREE I think I damaged the foot of it while trying to remove him from the crevice he was attached to. His foot was attached to both the rock above and below him so when I tried to remove the upper rock, I basically tore him off of it. He is now in a seperate container but is extremely shriveled at the moment. If anybody wants to try to save him/her I would just give it to you. David

I have a small BTA that I have had almost a year now that I would like to find it a new home. It started to shrink and became bleached when I added a H. magnifica to my tank about 6 months ago. I have just recently found a S. gigantea so 3 anemones is definitely too many. If someone doesn't want it for $15.00 I will take best offer or even just give it to someone in a week or two. Come get it and take all the free Xenia that you want. Thanks for looking. David

This stuff is growing like a weed in my tank and would like to get rid of some. It is the standard brown pulsing kind. It will not be mounted but would be easy to do in your tank. Give me a call if you would like some...503-632-1989. I live just outside Oregon City about 3 miles past the High School. David

Thanks. I just hope it does well. I have a smaller H. magnifica that I have had for about 3 months that is doing very well but it is not as brightly colored (brown with white tips). When I am sure the new one is well established I plan on moving the brown one into a separate tank with a pair of clowns. Hopefully some of your tank raised A. chrysopterus juvi's will be looking for a home by then. (clap)

These were taken right after I introduced it.

I picked up one yesterday with green tentacles and a purple/magenta base. It's very healthy and absolutely beautiful.

Just wanted to let everyone know that I just picked up some rock and am very pleased. Nice shapes and some coraline also. Great guy to deal with, thanks again.

I know the original article for making a homemade 2 part additive came out in advanced aquarist in April of 2004 and have not heard of anybody having any problems with using this recipe. There are a ton of threads on this over on RC so I feel fairly comfortable in trying it. However, my tank is only a couple of months old and there are only a few fish on no corals so I'm not taking a real big gamble. Original Article: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/april2004/chem.htm Purity of Calcium Chloride: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/mar2004/chem.htm

This is calcium chloride. Follow the link in my earlier post on how to use it to make a two part calcium/alk additive.

In my quest to find dri-z-air today I ran across some Prestone Driveway Heat which is repackaged Peladow at Fred Meyer at $8.99 for 9.5 pounds. Compare this to Kent turbo calcium at $16.00 for 13 ounces.

Its used as a calcium source just as reefin' said. You just mix it with RO water and it is basically the same as the calcium component that is in those 2 part additives such as B-ionic and Kent A & B but at a fraction of the cost. Check out this article. http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-02/rhf/index.php

Cool. Thanks for the info. I'll go get some this weekend.

Does anyone know of any store that carries either one of these items this time of year or is there a member that is willing to sell any on theirs? Thanks.