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My Son's Bearded Dragon getting too big for his 55 gallon tank. Anyone have an old tank bigger than 55 gallon laying around? Doesn't have to hold water.

I had hundreds of aptasia. I had a pearlscale butterfly take care of everyone but draw is it liked tentacle of acans. So no acans for me. It was more than fair trade off.

It looks really impressive!

Geo 624 Calcium Reactor

Rated for 200-400 gallons

Cylinder is 6" dia. X 24" tall

Will hold 16 lbs of media

Pan world pump

Ph probe holder

Great reactor and great shape. I needed a bigger reactor since my system has been growing. Regulator and co2 cylinder not included.

List for over $500 

Will sell for $175(will trade part of price with corals possibly)

Thank you Jeff for the torch. Looks great!

Great deal Jeff! I will take one. Please.

Looks great!

Good to hear from you Duane. I have heard about your amazing sps collection. Welcome aboard!

One more set of corals if anyone is interested. I will bring to meeting. The zoas in back row both sides $20. All others $25

19 hours ago, TheClark said:

I would have taken all but the zoas, shoot! 

 

I have doubles and triple of a lot of them. PM which ones.

Anyone going to the meeting this weekend. I will also have these corals for $20 each upon request.

Anyone going to the meeting this weekend. I will have these corals available for $15 each that I can bring if interested.

On 1/19/2020 at 9:58 AM, xxkenny90xx said:

I'll be there! Is there a Facebook page or something with more info? 

 You can go to  facebood Aquafest saltwater aquarium show or Pacific northwest reefing keeping(Natalia Washington would probably be able to answer questions).

If anyone is interested in a road. Come on up next Saturday.

Thanks for sharing. Good to know it works so quickly if I have a problem.

I would prefer 1" and thinking of 2 or 3.

Anybody have any Sea Swirls they are not using?

That is awesome! Could be a game changer in years to come.

Welcome Jordan! There many things I can think of but if I had to pick one. I would be consistent with your parameters. Instead chasing a certain like keeping your alkalinity at 9dkh and going from 8 to 9dkh. It might just be better to run a little lower like 8-8.5. Corals like consistency over higher numbers.

On 1/4/2020 at 3:54 PM, The ReefBox said:

Can you place frag in glue then spray?

You can but it will only insta set the area exposed to the spray. Not sure if it would hurt the tissue of the coral?

If you haven't used a glue accelerator before, this stuff is awesome when glueing larger frags especially.  Put some glue on the frag plug spray a little accelerator on and put the frag on and boom in 2 seconds it is solid. Well draw back is if you are not quick you have to start over.

Stylos are pretty hardy. I have had them come back almost all white with a hint of brown on them. Here's to hoping.

Welcome back! 

Try to keep some fans continuously running on the floors and cabinet for days for air movement to dry everything. Sorry to hear. Which stylo did you loose?