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Thinking of going to LCK tomorrow. Worth the trip?

CoralFarm has some nice cured Fiji rocks Comes with a premium too

I have a big specimen of those Rusty green rim too!

Well then the case here is how to make it waterproof rather than having the whole motor running in water A little unsafe for me

Well it depends on your growout tank's depth For me i use T5 to be sure

See, I have a small leak in my pipings of the skimmer output so its constantly dripping water Gonna fix this problem next week

Well, my sump is used as a refugium ###### frag growout tankl

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Verticle currents can easily be achieved by varying the angles of the turning part

Seems like what I'm gonna do in my school Believe me, eveyone do their part, we can save the reefs

Wow cool man. I'm doing a presentation on coral propagation to my school next year By then I will bring real live frags Wish ya all the best

Play it in a brighter place. Trust me, it works

Of course not as big as the fan I was thinking it to be about the size of a Tunze

Yes bro giantbicycle is right, water change is an essential element to keep corals alive and well. But currently I do not do much water change as I actually am having a water change continuously for 24hrs

maybe only for certain species of corals

Small bristle worms are beneficial to sandbeds

Treated LR doesn't mean that the bacteria is lost

Actually considered not reefsafe but some bros here and I have not have it pick on any corals yet

My dursos are 1" diameter Got 2 of them but still don't like the suction

According to my dad, he says that this works on some gear attached to the blades and the gear ratio causes it to spin slower than the blades Anyone can clarify?

Is that big yellow thing a tunicate?

Don't really get what you mean but they might be trying to get rid of parasites on the body

Just a little off topic Do you guys know that cyano are one of the first organisms to be on the Earth? If its not for them, I guess we would all not be here

wow finally

no, i aquarium is at the first block of farms when you drive in