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In please. Paypal the money or cash/check?

4 1/2 inches long.

I think you should throw a picture up as well. And I think you meant feet right?

Really clean facility. Thanks again guys! And the candy apples opened right up Jesse. Absolutely worth it. Free t shirt and all!

If you want them, I'm in Happy valley. I'll peel them off as best as I can. Just give me a time frame I'll PM a phone number.

That's a great idea. I do like the clam though =(

I've got a lot of mushrooms on a rock. Would you feel comfortable enough in coming over and peeling off all the shrooms on this rock? It's the rock with the Gorgonian on it, clam, etc. I'm just realizing I don't like mushrooms and they are free to you, if you would just come harvest them.

Bam Bam's, consider those sold. =0

The Barney-Hulk Acro

Thank you Rick, the powerpoint was concise, and informative. Appreciate your time in doing this and sharing your information.

The sailfin tang was newest member of the tank, other fish are 2 clowns and a goby. I'd assume it was being placed into a new tank which stressed him out? He is no longer a part of the tank population.

Got 1.1 pounds of carbonite-p from Upscales. Poured the while thing into the socks the day it happened. It's been a couple weeks now and those corals are trying to come back. It's pretty cool to see actually. Water changes every 3 days or so now.

I forgot to post this but yes thanks Gill for lookin that up. Here's a response from the manufacturer:

3At 08:35 PM 12/21/2010, Robert Rofen wrote:

No Kordon treatment -- chemical or organic herbal -- has copper in it. *Copper is toxic to fish and reef invertebrates at 5 ppb (parts per billion) according to the latest test results scientifically published on it. *While still used by veterinarians in fish health treatments, it is understood that it has to be used with great care, and not with any invertebrates present (such as coral, anemones, live rock, shrimp).

As for Kordon Rid-Ich+, your water changes done daily at a generous 30% should be sufficient under correct circumstances.. *There is no need to start over with a brand new sand bed or inert rock, although Rid-Ich+ will kill organisms in "live rock.". *As for coral and the live rock, Rid-Ich+ can kill these organisms, and it is recommended not to have them in the same water as being treated for fish diseases. *For further information please go to www.kordon.com. *Click on the Kordon-with-fish tab at the top of the page. *On the Kordon page scroll down under KORDON PRODUCTS to "Chemical Preventatives and Treatments" and read the description for Rid-Ich+. *Then scroll down to KORDON ARTICLES. *Articles in the sections on "Beginning and Advancing Aquarists and Pond Keepers," "Fish Health" (particularly read "The Life Cycle of Ich"), "Water Conditioners," and "Marine Aquarium Keeping" as well as other articles should be of help to you. */.R3

Sent a PM earlier.

Love it, what kind of nano is it?

Oh man I didn't know that they'd pack it on ice for you. That's pretty cool!

I lived right next to an In N Out Burger for 26 years of my life, when I say right next, I mean the sign was right out our front door. I moved up here and had Five Guys in West Linn.

When I goto In N Out I order everything animal style. Animal style has grilled onions, thousand island, pickles, and cheese. I order the fries double-dipped(extra crispy) and animal style as well.

I think they are in a lot of ways different. Both wonderful burgers. I'm just happy to have Five Guys up here. But if you had to ask me to choose between the 2, I would opine that I am heavily biased towards one because of growing up with it. But again, Five guys is a great burger.

Appreciate all the help guys. Thanks, gonna do most of what everyone has said.

If it is a copper based med...yeah more than likely...you might find someone who is switching to fowlr an possibly trade the rock to em but other than that i dunno dude.

Can you do me a favor, I know you live a little ways away. Can you come over here and kick me in the ***, I won't retaliate I promise.

New tank less than 6 months old. Nothing has died until now. 55 gallon, 10 gallon sump. Aqua C Urchin skimmer. Water test @ LFS done 1.5 weeks ago showed all numbers good. alk 8. I give it microbe lift and coral vit every week or so.

Put in a sailfin tang 2 weeks ago, he got Ich this Sunday. And in a blind rush I went out and bought some rid ich(I realized I shouldn't have done this after I put 5 tsps in). My stupid non researching dumb self. Anyways, the corals are doing real bad now. The zoas are still ok, scoly is ok for now, but my chalices...and other pieces no so good

Saturday

This morning

Since realizing my mistake. I did a 30% water change a few hours after dosing the rid ich. Followed by another 30% last night, and 30% this morning. Added another filter sock into the sump filled with 1 cup of carbon on Sunday right after the water change.

Question, is this tank forever doomed? Do I need to start over since I read copper stays on the live rock, sand, etc.

I know I'm new but I love FOOD! If you don't mind I'll post a few photos of things my wife and I have made:

Some red velvet pancakes on the griddle

And into the mouth

Some seafood salad rolls(lobster, shrimp, pork, some green stuff)

all Rolled up and ready to dip in fish sauce and eat. Sorry for the blow out.

Building a Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza

My favorite cupcakes from the wife are these boston creme cuppies

she made these last night, some biscotti

And some froo froo cake pops, a little too gay for my tastes:

Peanut butter balls awaiting their choco dip:

A healthy bagel on the coast

My own cured and smoked pastrami:

Hello, I'm new to these here boards and this might be my first post. But I do want to thank those members who have helped me out.

Kris,

Those frags I got from you last week, all healthy and look great. Thanks for hooking me up.

Noob,

You are a kind man for giving me a huge discount. I appreciate all the frags I got from you as well.

I'm looking forward to dropping more money at your houses sometime in the near future. Please consider me when fragging up that next rare piece. I do appreciate your passion in explaining things to a beginner.

Regards,

Nappy

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