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Only a few pieces to clear. Looking at $18 each. Two for $30. Collection in Marine Parade.

It will be the perfect culling machine.

Hope this thread will be helpful to other reefers. What we last need is a reefer getting hospitalized due to palytoxin. Before we know it, zoanthids will be banned.

Next coolest shark compared to Wobbegong. Baby Angel Shark. http://www.zooborns.com/zooborns/2009/06/angel-shark-pups-no-bigger-than-your-hand.html

Selling the following: 1) 1 x Green Banded Goby (1.2cm now, first raised in Singapore) - $50 2) Stenopus scutellatus (Carribean boxing shrimp) - $50 each. Have 3 pcs, seem to be all females. 3) Hymenocera picta (Hawaiin Harlequin Shrimp) - $80 (female, 1.25") 4) Stenopus pyrsonotus (Hawaiin Ghost Cleaner Shrimp) - $30 (male, 2") 5) Stenorhynchus seticornis (Carribean Arrow Crab) - $15 6) Liopropoma susumi- $15 (1.5") Collection will be at Marine Parade. Thanks

Hmm, thought I saw 2 pcs when I was there.. maybe someone bought 1 already.

Have'nt been able to find black/grey for these, they always come in ugly pale green. One notable difference is in curing time, the Fauna Marin one takes only 2-3 hours to fully cure. Those commercial one can take up to 24 hours.

Resemble Julian Sprung's home reef.

Super Red Liopropoma swalesi spotted at CF, got myself a pair.

Why not? Does'nt have to be expensive livestock. If I had told them the pricing I guess they would have fainted.

Rarer than all the man-made Crystal Red Shrimp morphs. High-White Wild-Caught Alpheus Randalli pistol shrimp.

Hi bro, I take 20L.

Did'nt see anymore when I was down today, probably all gone.

Some photos.

Limited pairs of picasso perculas at Iwarna.

Try softening the pellet in water before feeding. Might help.

http://reefbuilders.com/2010/10/06/discordipinna-spikefin-goby-odd-finflaring-behavior/ For the rare goby nuts, see the last video.

The blue tunicates are still alive, however they are in my other system with higher nutrient levels. I suspect they do need dissolved organics at some level as they started shrinking in this pico tank even with daily feedings of live phytoplankton. My urocaridella shrimp is gone, I suspect it jumped out.

Top down shots Invasion of the encrusting montipora.

Been too busy to keep up with the manual dosings, especially with the SPS load. Decided to get a dosing pump, meaning I should be able to stock more SPS in this tank. Still doing daily 10-20% water changes. Started using ultralith system to reduce nutrients, zeolites are placed in the hang-on filters. Front tank shot Left side shot Right side shot Unfortunately lost my favourite birdnest "colony" at the right due to salt mix not dissolving properly, managed to salvage a fragment though.

Might want to consider running ozone on your Deltec. Does'nt have to be high output, 100mg/hr should suffice. Ozone will neutralize any toxins which might be present in NSW.