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Gil&Fin

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  1. It looks like this is the second thread you have posted with the same title.  I hope you saw that some members responded in the other thread with suggestions to keep the eel alive--including getting the eel to a local saltwater fish store as soon as possible.  Most (but not all) of the members of this forum are significantly south of you (Portland/Vancouver area) and although it is possible someone out there is north of Seattle, I think it is highly unlikely you are going to reach someone with a freshwater eel that is looking for a saltwater eel.  I think it is great you reached out, I just don't want you to delay in getting the eel safe because you think it is likely someone will be able to trade you.  If it were me, I'd be calling saltwater fish stores this morning, seeing if I could bring it in and maybe get a credit or trade for a small pump or something.

    Good luck!

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  2. On 3/28/2021 at 4:05 PM, talkalot82 said:

    Anyone try the bubble fish trap I see by tankmez I think they are?  Do they work?

     

    I just Googled that...looks pretty cool!  If you try it, I'd love to hear how it worked out.  

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  3. Robyn and Chris, who both used to be active members here, have a pond building business (Poseidon's Aquatic Design), so they may able to help out.  They are good peeps.  I'll tag Robyn and see if I can get her to chime in.

    @Robyna_baby

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  4. I have three or four large birdsnest colonies (5+ inches) that are just taking up real estate.  The picture is of several of them piled on top of each other.  Might be fun to frag them, or if you're checking your hand at growing SPS, this would be a great "tester" coral.  Or just put it in your tank and watch it grow!

    PM me if interested.

     

    Birdsnest.jpg

  5. On 12/28/2020 at 3:34 PM, jsawyers33 said:

    Glad it looks as though the tank isn't too bad off and thanks for sharing your experience.  Any idea what the name of the coral you got from @Gil&Fin?  That color is so different than most out there and very beautiful

     

    On 12/28/2020 at 4:07 PM, TheClark said:

    Thanks!  Same, so glad it turned out ok so far.

    No, sorry, she did not recall the name when we picked it up.  Its a birds nest of some type, with purple polyps, and a green base.

     

    That is some sort of birdsnest...hard to tell from the picture, but it could have been one of the ORA Bird of Paradise.  It looks great, Jeremy!

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  6. Oh my gosh, John.  I am so sorry.  Yes, this hobby can break your heart at times.  I think we all have stories of tank-related melt-downs, for one reason or another.  They are humbling and frustrating, not to mention expensive.  I agree with all of the comments above (except @EMeyer because I have no idea what he is talking about 😉).  But, I'd like to offer one more piece of advice--enjoy your mushrooms and zoas!  I'm sure some people are rolling their eyes at that advice, and I realize it is sort of PollyAnna-ish, but I'm serious.  If your tank is not feeling acros, then don't grow acros.  If softies are booming, grow softies.  When that gets old, reboot.  Just don't leave us...we need you!  Thanks for sharing.  You are not alone.

    Holly

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  7. 4 hours ago, Flash21 said:

    I’m pretty sure I found something with Brian’s help...I’ll give it a try soon.  
     

    Wife has a 40 Breeder that is decked out...just her OCD and the lid. I’m sure I’ll get it figured out.  
     

     

    Don’t worry about hi jacking...I don’t care.  
     

    Holly where’s my corals? Did you sell them again? 

    Maybe...  But I will always cut a fresh frag for you, Chris.  🐠

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  8. Is it just a weird coincidence that several of us have poison dart frogs???  I know Austin at Cuttle Fish keeps them, too.  Oh, and so it doesn't look like I've completely highjacked Chris's thread, the acrylic lid on my vivarium warps, too--though it provides just enough ventilation to keep the air from being stagnant in there.  Here is a picture of my little guys:

     

     

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