Achilles Tang

Topic title is just 'good deal'. We thought he is giving us his car for one grain of #1 sand.

Some of the threads here are really off topic.

My one-armed Emerald crab seems to be the same size all this months.... and still one-armed!

Ahem, see my signature below and pm me quick!

It won't stand out as a car decal. Car decals should be simple as possible and more text-based than a detailed photograph.

Sama sama.

Evansi anthias are not that easy to keep. If you can get yours to feed well, you have a keeper. If not...

The 'Zorros' are fine. I think the orangey ones are ok too. Just watch for the hairy crabs with white eyes!! Kill on sight!!! More about these here!

I wanted to sign up for it. Is the 3000 service better than the 1500? Can you really feel the bandwidth difference? Anyway, I didn't like the fine print on the T&C. An activation fee of $31.50 (w/GST) is chargeable for the activation of each MaxOnline new access plan. A minimum contractual subscription period of 18 continuous months to the MaxOnline service is required, otherwise a penalty of $400 will be imposed.

Thank you. Next time, I'll take the specimen as compensation for webspace taken up.

Ahem.... am I thinking what you're thinking?

Goodness sake. Spare yourself some dignity!

Ahem, I have counted and verified that there are 35,482 polyps on this specimen! Thank you for the very large photo! There is a size limit to attachments, you know! 800 pixel width pls!! AT

Anyone is welcome to submit their own designs. Closing date for voting.... 1 July 2004!

Version two: GOT REEF?

Version 1: Text and graphic images in two colour printing.

Here's the first sample. Simple text-based only. Easy to spot and read from a distance.

Errr... wait. What's the size of a typical car decal rectangular?

*Faint!* Time to get into action!

Excellent, truly excellent. You shot high-res and then cropped accordingly? You really have a good eye for composition. And I can see the difference a strobe makes... Time for me to start saving up for one!

Measure your current alk and cal levels. Dose accordingly to raise it up to your desired levels. There is a limit to how much you can dose in a day or you'll cause stress to your corals/cause calcium precipitation/cause water ionic imbalance eg. your alk or ph could drop.

Peppermints are very very good hiders. Mine only makes a daylight appearance once in a blue moon. You can do a search for them at night with a torch.... I'm sure you'll find them if they are aren't eaten or dead!

I've been using Coralife for many years now also... don't see any slowdown in coral growth or microlife.

Silicon glue??

I did a review on underwater putty once here. Search results on 'epoxy'.... look at the older pages..