josh

PM'd Miles. Nyles, Heres a pic of the birdsnest, don't have that exact piece anymore but thats the guy. I have a softball sized colony and will break off a nice chunk for 10.

Doing some pruning, have lots of frags that the lfs is going to get way to good of a deal on sometime soon. come and get em. 10 bucks for most, a few bigger ones and fancier ones for more a few for 5 bucks. Haven't taken any new pics, check my old threads for some. I'll try to take some new ones soon. purple m. capricornis with blue polyps, yellow w/ blue tips acro, red digitata, A. microcladis purple, A. kimbeensis yellow w/ blue tips, false superman, red m. capricornis, blue staghorn acro, pink w/ purple polyps S. hystrix (birdsnest), green birdsnest, green acro to name a few. thanks

Hey, I have a kiln. It's made for glass work but should get hot enough for you. I run it at around 1200, it gets hotter, but not as hot as a ceramic kiln(2000's i think) welcome to give it a whirl! LMK Josh

heres josh's, nice pics all.

josh here. mmmm. beer. (drooler)

I have 4 x 110w vho's on my tank and have been happy with them. i have mostly sps in my tank. the drawback is the twice yearly (every six months) at 25 ish per bulb. maybe cheaper with t-5's or halides?

pm sent. thanks

I'll do it. thanks

what should I save you? planning on upscales march meet, unsure otherwise.

Thanks Palani, youre PM'd

youre welcome. thanks for stopping by! Josh

orange capricornis $10, combo w/ two tan pink rimmed monti capricornis frags pulsin xenia and purple/black sponge $25, large blue stag $15, tan purplish w/ blue polyps acro $10, turqoise acro millepora $10

oh yeah, ORA blue polyp monti digitata 10 bucks (multiple frags mostly 2 inchers or bigger) yellow w/ blue tips acro $10. Most of the frags have been mounted for a month or more and are encrusting plugs, some more recently.

have some frags to sell or to trade for colorful acros and montis, will cosider all trades. Anyone want to do a timing belt on a 96 subaru for frags? I have quite a few 10 dollar frags, (blue staghorn, pink montipora digitata, red/orange capricornis, purple w/blue polyps capricornis, green birdsnest, and probably a few more.) one tiny chunk of false superman for 5. Have larger false superman for 10 and 15. Larger green acro 20, large 3x3 or so monti digitata pink w/ brown polyps 15. Probably some more too. silver branch xenia 10. I'm easy, buy a few get a deal. Need more room!!! heres some pics.

Im a fan of the kalkwasser paste smother method. Make a thick paste of kalkwasser and a little water and smear a chunk on all the unwanteds and their hidey holes with your finger. kills them good.

sweeeet. looks like a nice chunk of the leng sy. mmmmmmmmmm (insert drool here)

You don't need to get an anemone. I'm convinced my clowns don't do my anemones much good. They are definitaly better after being together for over a year but still will steal the mysis shrimp I feed to my anemones if the anemone doesn't suck it up fast enough. They also get very excited when any other fish come near and do the over zealous anemone rub. When I first put them together (anemones and clownfish) I left for a few days vacation and came back to a tentacle-less anemone. I'm convinced the clownfish was peeved without food for a days, was used to eating the anemone food, and ate the tentacles. All info I've read regarding this says it doesn't happen, but I don't know how else to explain it. The fish won't let anything else near the anemone. My clownfish are tank raised.

I have rose bubble tips and a green bubble tip that i've had for over a year. the RBTA has split a few times as has the green. My green has never moved (except for his splits) and didn't split until i aimed a powerhead at him in attempt to get him move. He split twice over the course of the next few days. My reds move a bit more and split every few months, but I think its a feeding thing. I think they'd split more if I fed more. I wish I could remember the thread but I read on the reef tank of a guy who could consistently reproduce splitting in his anemones with a regimen of feeding followed by a large water change. I think he fed two to four times a week for a few weeks and then did a 20ish percent water change and induced splitting consistently in over 70% of his anemones. Check out some pictures of steve weast's tank (oregonreef.com i think for old pics, search this site for new ones). He started with a rose bta or two and now has a garden! This site http://www.karensroseanemones.com/ is an excellent anemone resource in my opinion. I have yet to prove her wrong. I love my anemones, sometimes they upset me with the occasional coral burn or whatever. would definitaly be sweet to have an anemone only tank. or an anemone mostly tank I'm sure you can find a tank raised. I think upscales has them occasionally. I'll have one for sale if my recent rose split ever comes out from hiding. Have fun! Josh

I think its a pocillopora

This lecture was on a holiday weekend. That probably took a chunk out of the attendees. We have long standing plans every year this weekend and I'm sure lots of other folks had stuff going on. I like borneman but had no desire to hear about salt and O2. To sit through a lecture my ADD self has to be really interested in the topic. As reefgeek put it, my salt works fine. I'd like to see more things locally in my area. Im in eugene and the four hour round trip to portland for a meeting is a long one. I've got to be pretty excited about the event to make it. It seems like you could have local LFS involved setting up monthly meetings in your particular area (open to all of course) and then every two or three months have a big one in the portland area. I think a tour of tanks would be sweet. I know there are beautiful tanks in eugene that I'll never get to see otherwise. I'd have people to my house for some potluck afternoon of tank drooling, frag exchange, and senseless eating. In my area the LFS's dont have much to do with this club. None of them ever told me about it. I found it randomly searching the web. Seems mostly a place to sell stuff.