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Sorry, it's all gone, but I'll post again next time I do a thinning!

All gone, thanks guys!

Still available

Sorry about that, my inbox is open now! I have it under a 250 watt 14K MH.

Hello everyone,

My halimeda has gone nuts lately, so I need to give some away. I have some "fragments" that I tore off the rock, as well as some complete, free-living plants with holdfasts (think roots) that were established in my sandbed and should transplant nicely. PM for address, I live in Central Austin near Lamar and 51st. No holds, first come first served, I just want to clear it out. I'll be available tomorrow from late afternoon into the evening. I seem to have two types, one with large "leaves" and one with small, fine "leaves"...

PM'd

I'd probably be in for a few items, maybe $10 worth.

Mine is [email protected]

I'll hop in line as well, I live off Lamar and 51st.

Interesting... I saw these lights in action recently and really liked them, but I don't run any kind of controller, so the pricing is prohibitive for me at the moment (lgith + controller). Nice to know they can come dimmable!

This is neat to see. I'll be spending three weeks doing a marine botany course in Akumal this May-June, and my sister and I may hit up Cozumel on the way back. Got any recommendations for places to go/stay/do?

Are these lights manually dimmable, or do they need to be used with a controller? Sorry, I'm kinda new to LEDs...

I'd be in for some GFO. How do group orders work on BRS?

Thanks for the tank, it was great meeting you!

Good to know, thanks for the tips!

Sounds good. Would you be able to tell me where the best place to put in at the Comal is, and how you usually get back to your car after floating the river?

This is a great list, thanks for posting! I got certified last summer but haven't used it since, and I wanted to practice before this summer (going to Akumal and then probably some rig diving in the summer). I'll try the Comal soon.

I successfully treated red bugs in my tank a year or two ago with Interceptor. I was up front with my vet about what I wanted it for, and they wrote me a prescription no problem. Good luck!

Still available?

Great, I'm in as well. Those mixed hermits are doing a fantastic job on my nuisance algae, I was just wishing I'd gotten more! Sorry for the grab and dash last week - this time I should be able to stay and admire your aquarium a bit!

Sent mine

I'm in for at least $20, maybe more.

Nuts. I thought they might be bad news, especially since the snail was still alive... anyone got any ideas as to how to get the little buggers out of my tank? Predators, trapping, etc?

Hi all,

So I've had a problem keeping snails alive in my reef tank... despite having tons of algae, it seems like one by one my snails all inevitably die off. Right now I'm down to just two hardy turbos.

Last week I was in Aquatek and saw some great looking Nassarius snails (big and active), so I brought home four. Today when I went to feed the tank I saw that one of them was lying upside down and very still, and he was crawling with these little unknown gastropods. I removed them with a turkey baster and put them in a bowl for identification. I noticed when I did this that the Nassarius started moving a bit, so he wasn't dead yet. My question is, what are these little things, and could they be killing my snails? They are very small, with tan and white striped shells and a small proboscis similar to the Nassarius. Total shell length is less than a centimeter (the last pic has grains of sand in it for comparison).

Sure hope someone know what these are... because I have no clue!

I could use a bit if there's any left over; I'm setting up a 20 gallon tank for a classroom and even a little bit would help!