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Sounds good Matt.

Sounds great Mark. I love ribs.

Not a bad idea Scott. I think you are on to something.

Me too. But I still want the camera equiptment eventually.

Very nice color Matt! I'd love to see an updated photo.

It seems like a lot of people use T5's right now though.

I personally don't like T5's or PC's. There are some awesome new VHO's out.

No. Kenny runs 250w radium 20ks in a deep tank.

Mrgreenthumb got a nice frag of this one. Maybe he will share a photo with us.

That is one in the private collection. I have brought a few frags in here and there.

When I got this one it was tan with gold eyes and a green edge. I called it an alien eye. Now I'm calling it a watermelon for obvious reasons.

This is a photo a frag that I traded with someone. It is a much better photo than I have been able to get of the coral.

Mine too.

I guess they aren't all angels. I would take the gangster blenny over the goby though. Does gangster blenny pick on fire fish?

Happy birthday Matt! Enjoy the new corals.

Ben, We get that variation in on occasion. Next time I see one I will let you know..

That looks like a great reactor Ryan. When should I start sending orders your way? LOL

Dennis, You have a nice tank. I'm sure it looks a little different now without the acros. You will have to post some updated pictures sometime.

The goby and blenny should have no issues together.

Miles, It was nice to meet you. I'm glady you are happy with the corals you got. Please pop in to say hi any time you are in the area. -Isaac

Thanks for the kind words everyone. It will be nice to meet you in person Jody.

Matt, since it is so much better to give than recieve it only makes sense for you to give me your new tyree watermelon for YOUR birthday. Thanks buddy! I'm sure it will make your day. On a more serious note, I have a nice frag down here for you.

What I have taken from reading the report is that there are trace amounts of bad minerals, nutrients, and even heavy metals like copper in all salt mixes. The tests are for comparison of these different levels. The tests also give you a good idea of which salts have a good calcium, alkalenity, magnesium level etc. Othere things to look at are silica, phosphate, nitite and nitrate levels which can all be detremental for various reasons. You may notice that there are many similaities in results for most of the salt mixes out there. Also the test makes it clear that just because a salt is popular doesn't mean that it is the best one to go with. My concluding thought after a close analysis is that no matter which salt you go with it is important to monitor your levels and adjust accordingly.

Nice piece Jody!