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i Vote biocubed handles it, since he is home and also close to me. kthx

Hey Mike!

I think we need to move the meeting location!

NORTH!!!!!!

I normally drink like a fish at home by myself, with my fish.

I guess I could let you buy me some beers and talk me into your store, or into my pants.

Gimme back my Koralia cheap a$$!

Uhm, loch ness monster, swamp gas, venus, OMG LOOK OUT

Lol you cheap ****.....

Not trying to hide it.

I don't have 'Grim Money' to throw around, so if I can't find them at the price I want to pay, then I'll stick with my Koralias. No sweat.

I've decided I want to try to get a couple MP10w's for my 55gal, or one MP40.

If you have a brand new / slightly loved one or two laying around that you would like to get rid of for less than half price, then I'm your man!

In a perfect world where I'm a cheap a$$, I would like to pay around $150ea for the MP10w's or $225 for a newer gen MP40.

Please feel free to leave insults and comments.

Ready to buy today.

- Chris

ps.... also looking for late model lambo or ferrari for $50k..... kthx. or some beachfront property in Arizona.

I'm in if someone up North can grab my bag from the pick-up point and meet with me later in the day.

I can always spend 20-30 at reefcleaners no problem.

Planning on placing this by Wednesday.

I'll PM all those who have expressed interest so far.

Anyone else?

Thanks Derrick

PMd on zoas.

I know Bio(3) has a cube with the back wall removed, but he then drilled the tank and has a sump etc.

He may be able to give you some insight into removing the wall.

As far as the filter.... I know that if I even put a very coarse piece of sponge filter over the output of my HOB skimmer to reduce bubbles it raises the skimmers internal water level. Not to the point of flooding, but a good 1/2", far enough for me to decide that its not something I wanted to mess with.

Just means you have a decent clean-up crew.

I've never found traced of any fish I've lost in the tank.... now finding Mystery Wrasse(s) behind the tank is another issue.

I've got a few of those mushrooms, along with the usual purple and green. I don't think I have any red, but I can look the tank over when the lights come on.

I do also have a superman rhodactis I could get rid of. The rhodactis is about 3-4" across though, and I feel they are kind of aggressive towards other corals, so I don't know about putting it in a pico.

LMK if you might be interested in any.

Uhm, no. I am the man with the bells, thank you very much.

Please do not confuse me with Robb of all people.

Hoping to make it by at some point in the night.

I would try the 20k 150w DE. If you don't like them, you'll be out a whole $32 rather than 60$ per bulb.

I really like them in both of my tanks, as do these other people who want to order.

I'm in for a small order.

I already have an account set up, I'll shoot them a message.

just need your brs account email and name given to jagged. he is about to submit the form why you gotta be difficult

Not difficult, just don't follow directions/read. PM'd

I'm in for a small order.

I already have an account set up, I'll shoot them a message.

but i gave him tree fiddy yesterday

5$ My final offer.

Do you have a link to ones you are talking about?

20$?

PM Darth Mauls.

Hoping to get some more Zoanthid growth all over my new rocks.

I purchased 50lbs of dry rock from reefcleaners in Nov of 11, and just now got around to putting it in. I got rid of most of my GSP and Xenia rocks and left the tank a little bare for a while.

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I personally wouldnt get anything but 20k PlusRites, since they do run a little less blue than the pheonix/reeflux. So if you want to give them a try, just let me know what you need.

While somewhat unorthodox, you might consider a pair of Sailfin Mollies. They never hide. They do not feed on pods and they are excellent film and hair algae consumers. With those lights, you could put a sprig of Feather Caulerpa and Kenia Tree or a stalk of Waving Hand Anthenia, all very easy to care for. Another plus is that every thing in your sphere would have been aquacultured. I have found the Mollies to generate a lot of interest and wonder at how marvelous nature adapts.

Just a thought.

Patrick

This would be neat with a soft coral or two. People would be confused if it was freshwater or saltwater.

I love my bumblebee shrimp I have in my Pico. You don't come across them very often, but they are neat little creatures. They dont just crawl, they 'fly' and it really looks like a bee buzzing around the tank.