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Hi Kate simply said GRRRRRREEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTT TANK. And such a good job you have done.

I hope that you have a lid on the tank. they like to jump. lost mine last week.

pm sent for Items

I like the tank and 18 watt light

Thank you for all. Fred is checking out is new home and seems to be happy. The clowns are already best of friends. Hope that your not away from the salt world to long. take care, Chuck

This is what is gonna look like:

Thank you for posting the pic. of my yuma. and thanks for selling it to me.

there asking 350.00 for it.

If you get the chance seahorse will give you free alge for your sump.

Ryan do you still have Raspberry Redds if so I like some.

I pick up a pink yuma from Grassi today but its still to small

I built my stand for my 180. The tank is 24 tall and with the hight over all its a pain in the a--. I cant reach the bottom. if I have to rearange things the hood can only be tilted up about 10 inches. A shorter tank could have made things alot easyer to work on.

PM sent for the old 400 watt light system

I will take fred and the spoted goby and the 150 m/l lights system if you still have them

sea horse may also have them in stock.

I agree there prices cant be beat. The owners have put in long hrs and hard work to get the store were it is today. And have you seen the new product display. WOW! They are stocking more everyday. Cos and Robert are good people and are making there store the number one place to go to. Way to go guys.

You might want to check out this product (and similar) for continuous phyto feeding:

http://www.planctonite.com/products.php?pid=13

Thank you for the link. have you ever used one

Had me reaching for my wallet this morning. good joke well played.

Kim is the sec. coral also a lizard skin and when does this auction end.................................................... end.

i will bid $50

ok Robert you dont get to bid anymore. you come in here with all your money and coral ways and bang! the auction is as good as over. LOL.

Electrokate you say. Thank you, Kim.

Maybe Im wrong but adding that much phyto to your tank every week will raise your phosphates. This would just be a guess in saying this as i dont know for sure' date=' Hey what do I know maybe you can add enough phosphate remover to counter act this. I would like to know what everyone else has to say about this.[/quote']

 

When I ordered my supplies from FL. aqua farms I ask them about that. and they said there was no problem in adding the phyto straight to my system. I ask about there fertalizer and the efect on my corals and fish. and there answer was it wont heart them at all. if my phosphates do go up then I will start doing the water changes again.

I saw the ones over at OIAB the red almost glows. Its that bright.

Not nice to tell a board member her Cowboy's suck..(nono) (laugh)

 

Go Cowboy's and remember Beth we do have the lovely Teco Romo acro!(clap)

 

Sorry for the highjack Jonas! bump for the Greenbay Packers

I was just wondering if any one else is growing these. I have just started to grow these little guys and with the cost I should have done it a long time ago. I am growing the phyto in 5 gal. water jugs. I will be adding two 5 gal. jugs each week to my reef system. I am also hoping that this will also take the place of my reg. water changes each week. I am also hatching the brine shrimp in a 5 gal jug once every 3 days. as for the roties and copepods those will be in a 55 gal tank that I am just setting up. the cost for everthing was under 100 dollars. That price also included the one year supply of brine shrimp eggs { cysts } and the phyto. from Fl. aqua farms. Well I guest time will tell if I made the right choice. Please let me know what you think.

Jon how big is the polyp