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That is a nice tank. James' tank is the best.

You have such a beautiful tank. Is that spider sponge hard to keep?

There is an air gas place near downtown Hillsboro.

Congratulations, Jeremy. When will your set up your new tank?

I was there to see the tank today. It is well built and beautiful. I can't wait to see the water in the tank with all the fish that you have been keeping in the QT.

When can I start buying your sps corals?

I really admire your dedications. You are truly a die hard reefer.(icon)(icon)(icon)

Brad, you told me before that there won't be any more frag tanks!(whistle) Sorry to hear that you have a lot of chores to do. Good luck.

I totally agree. It should be left to the experts, not the beginners.

Thank you everybody for chiming in. It is nice to have a friendly, helpful forum like we do.

He looks nice. Do you have pods available in the tank for mandarin to eat?

I am hoping he will chime in. Can your tank hold any more corals, Jesse?

I am about to upgrade my tank to a bigger one. What are the advice when I transfer my corals from my display tank to a frag tank without killing any of them? Shall I use some of the water from the DT or not? My biggest concern is the sps. They are too finicky. I assume if I use some of the old water, the parameters will be more stable in the frag tank than using fresh salt water. Thanks

Wow. So many colors. I assume these are from your group buy.

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Another year, you are going to start selling frags. (clap) Awsome tank. What kind of sps do you have in the back of the tank? Is that a kind of birdnest?

Do you think reefjunkie (Brad) will go that far to buy all the glue? I know he lives in Portland but you never know. (whistle)

I have been using loctite super glue gel control to attach coral frags to rocks in my tank. It seems I have to buy a lot because it comes in as a very small 4g tube. I am curious what types of glue do fellow reefers use out there. Thanks.

Cannot wait to see your tanks. Nice frag tanks.

Thanks Brett. Free bump for a great reefer.

Very good prices. Brett has many nice chalices. GLWS

I do 10 percent water change weekly. I use hanna alkalinity checker so it should be accurate.

Since I switched to Red Sea Coral Pro salt, my alkalinity is hovering around 12 to 13 dkh. Is it too high for a reef tank with that range? What are the effects of high alkalinity to the corals?