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Pic of the reflectors..as good as new..no salt spray on them at all as I don't have bubbles going into my tank..

Just stock up slowly..my livestocks were in on the 3rd day already..but then again I did'nt have any liverock to cure and I was using livesand..

Yo flubby.. I willing to take all of them.

Hmmm..which bro bought a CL-650 from octopus bay today? Saw you waiting near the bus stop before getting onto a car...at first I thought...wah this reefer win sia...carry chiller on bus..

Blue mushroom..."sparkle" morph..

Propagated ric...haha..it's a yuma.

Maroon red mushrooms. Hope they turn brighter.

Blue mushrooms? hehe..I show half of my collection..

6 months? Where got so long? Think only 2-3 months ago only..

The thing which killed your fishes was ammonia poisoning. It is caused by stocking up the tank too soon..

It might...rtn is caused by pathogens like vibrio..don't think these pathogens are species specific..

Zooxanthellae are colored. So there won't be such thing as a white bubble...but there might be a cream-colored one..

Fat fat lawnmower blenny..stuffed with diatoms.

AHaha..think you start a new thread better..later mods make noise..

The blue discosomas tolerate higher light intensities compared to other discosoma mushrooms. You got to blast them with light. If the light is insufficient they tend to turn purple.

No one?

If the dead necrotic tissue from a rtn acro lands on a healthy acro the healthy acro most likely will start to rtn too. It has been said to be contagious..I have experienced it myself..my birdnest colony was first stn..then somehow one day it decided to rtn...bright pink frags downstream of the colony started to rtn too.Those upstream did not rtn. A point to think about..

If they want to get extra money all they need is to raid every single citizens home. They'll be rich then..

My tank would span the entire length of the east coast. It would have different areas where different ecosystems would occur. There would be one section dedicated to mangroves with fiddler crabs and mudskippers..followed by a section with seagrass bed habitat with seahorses, alligator pipefish and maybe even a few dugongs..next would be the largest section of the tank..the coral reef section..where the rockwork is shaped such that the water gets deeper and deeper..with light demanding sps on the shallower shelves and LPS and soft corals in the deeper regions. Will mix in some deepwater species such as lanternfish and nautilus.. Next section would be the pelagic section where I can house hopefully marlins and swordfishes, dolphins, blue fin tuna, hammerhead sharks... Seawater will all be pumped in from the neighboring sea.. Charge each visitor a $15 entrance fee. And give them the option to buy anything which fits their fancy. And for maintainence of the tank...I shall do it all by myself... Best to die maintaining the love of your life..

Predicted Lin Dan would lose before the match even began..Read his name in chinese..does'nt it sound like "Ling Dan"? For non-chinese "ling dan" = zero.

Ok..will love to exchange..but after this wednesday..will pm you when I would be free.

Oh...kinda misread it...

They won't be bleached...all their tissues will get blown off and there will only be skeletons left. A better bet would to blast them under MH.

Any volunteers? I would love to try but my current tank is not sps ready...must wait till the diatom bloom over..

Razor blade? Imagine..maybe you can turn brown birdnest into super pink birdnest using this method?.. Nah...a healthy colony won't rtn. Another way is maybe to frag of some outer branches and then scrape the tissue off. At least making a clean break should prevent rtn. Alot of stories about acros growing into huge colonies then start to rtn..if nothing changed most likely is the weaker strength of water flow reaching the inner crevices, enabling debri to settle, attracting bacteria and other pathogens and thus resulting in rtn..