Trailermann

Nate said: .... and I usually use a small spray bottle of baking soda water and that has done me pretty well if I need to have the frag glue faster. I tried baking soda powder and it was a disaster. Never thought of a simple solution spray.

I have done that. Works well, but the "fan" of the spray is a little wider than I would like, therefore, the base of the frag gets hit as well.

I might be interested is several "seed" rocks. How many pounds is half an order?

Re-re-re-re-starting again?

You guys are way out of my league. But I am not too proud to ask, which of the two photos was before and which was after? And what caused the change?

I could use either, but the handheld spoils me. Therefore, that is my preference. Paul

Asian stores?

I have started and wish to keep running both a fish and a coral quarantine tank. Would there be any benefit to including good live rock in either or both?

My score for my 30 Gal AIO was 270 and 0.77, not too bad, but I too want to increase my numbers. I am about a month away from adding salt water to my new 120 gallon tank. I have been curing and pulling out excess phosphate from 50 pounds of Reef Saver Dry Live Rock for over 9 months in preparation for doing my aquascape. Yes, I want to jump in with a live rock (good stuff) order for seeding the new tank. And very happy to work with one of our great LFS people. Question: Would it be smart to place all the new live rock into the sump in order to isolate and remove possible hitchhikers?

What is a Nero?

where did you dive in Indonesia? On a dive boat?

Anxious to watch it in the morning, with coffee, and with croissant.

One more person wanting to get back on the list. Just received a new light.

Best wishes to you, 707. Enjoy the learning trajectory.

One more option. I think I have a Little Giant 3MD SC that is rated at 708 gph. Interested?

Could I help by ordering a wild SPS or two from CNC? Or if the parasite is present, would my other corals in the QT be in danger?

I lost count, so Share the Pods

It is nice to be reminded how little I know in this big world. Thanks to both of you.

U too got excited for a huge new endevour,, but that still is a nice unit.

Wow, that is great for PNWMAS, Portland, all Apex users, and of course, Mr. SuncrestReef. Hope to catch it live.

Remind me what lens you use please. And what was the lighting for the spider.

I have used three different high quality salt mixes the past two years, and always get the brown stuff.

I bit of reading suggests that this fish is very aggressive and not reef safe. But beautiful!

For some reason, I could not view the video on my Chromebook.

OK, buddy. I will pull the kit off the shelf and process it and mail it in. Nice to know that my single simple sample will be contributing to your solid scientific studies. (Onomatopoeia over use?.)