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  1. Thanks for all the help everyone! Looks like we got one down...Rainbow Tortuosa Acropora looks to be pretty spot on:

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    Now for the purple with white polyps...anyone have any guesses? Heres a couple more pictures that may show a bit more detail:

    In the background here...

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  2. I'm not sure but it looks like the Westside Rainbow. (From Tim's shop) It was a fast grower for me too.

    Did Tim have a Westside Rainbow Acro? I have a piece of his Rainbow tort:

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    Where as the similar piece I was referring to looked like:

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    Crazy, weed like growth like I've never seen in an acro.

    It definitely looks very similar to that second picture of yours there. Do you recall if it was more 'porous' than most other acros? That was the odd thing about mine when looking at it was the texture. I do not recall where I got it from. It came in brown and it has been in pretty low light, and yes, growing like a weed too. 

  3. Alright SPS experts...I have had little luck IDing these. Both the purple with white polyps (bottom left) and the presumed acro in the middle. The acro is oddly porous. Any guesses?

     

     

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  4. I have this rock covered in pink/purple cyphastrea and a green polyped toadstool leather attached as well. Gets very bright in higher light, but this piece has been in the bottom of the tank for quite a while. Could use the space more than this piece right now. $35 takes it, I am available this weekend. 

     

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    Same coral, under higher light (old picture for reference):

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    But wait! If you want it, you can also have this brute trash can used for mixing saltwater, holding ro/di, etc. Stand included! 

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  5. Mine did the same thing last week! Cleaned it about a month and a half ago, no issues or anything until the day I leave for a trip to cali. Thankfully Ssappington saved my bacon and stuck my backup pump in for me, but this makes the second time now that my DC12000 has just up and quit working, both times I was out of state, of course. I love the pump when working, I just dont know if I can keep up with it dying at random. I am used to Mag and Eheim pumps that run forever, so this whole 'return could go out at any point' thing is giving me more gray hairs than my two kids...which is saying something. 

     

    I am half way tempted to grab the new 2015 model of dc12000 to see if I have any better luck, but dont want it to start dying on me a month out of warranty like this one. 

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  6. I have an Eheim I don't use, maybe a trade if your interested?

    Absolutely. Sending pm...

     

    I use my auto feeder above a feeding ring. 

    That would work too. I forgot all about feeding rings. 

  7. Have you heard of "melevsreef" he sell a chimney for the anhiem http://www.melevsreef.com/catalog/eheim-chimney

    Ah yes! I have read many of his articles over the years. That looks like a pretty handy little box that would do just what I need. 

     

    Iv seen a couple videos where people use pvc... it drops into the pipe and floats around inside the pipe til it sinks

    I think I may try to rig something up like this. time to get creative!

  8. Ok, I am debating getting an automatic fish feeder to use when I travel (which is quite often). So I am looking for some advice from some of you with experience with automatic feeders...my concern is most of the flake and dry food I would feed would just stay on the top water level and go right down into the overflow, as I would assume the feeders wouldn't drop the food underwater. I have a good bit of movement on the water surface, so am I just SOL or have you guys figured out a trick to get around this? 

    Figured I would ask before I buy a piece of equipment I may end up not using. 

     

     

    Thanks!!

  9. I am helping out a buddy who designs fishing lures, and we need a big (6-8 foot) tank to test flow patterns on some new designs in. Does not need to be pretty at all, would prefer acrylic (but glass works too), just needs to hold water. Scratches are fine, ugly is fine, cheap is best. Stand would be cool but not necessary. 

     

    Ideally a 6-8' tank that is 24" tall would be what we are after. I know we all hoard aquarium stuff, this is a good opportunity to unload that eyesore your wife has been nagging you about getting rid of!! 

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