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Looks like it could be Aiptasia. At first I thought it was just a bristle worm till I viewed it full size.There is definately a bristle worm in the foreground of the first photo though.

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I'm by Leander Rd. and 35.

I have decided to move in a slightly different direction with my media rack in my 28g Nano Cube, so I have a few items to sell off. 1 - 45gram Activated Carbon Insert - $2 3 - 6.5oz Chemi-pure Elite - $5/each 2 - JBJ Replacement Activated Carbon - $2/each 1 - JBJ Ocean Pulse - DUO Wavemaker (New never used) - $30

Thanks for the feedback.

So I accidentally let a small package of Rod's Fish Food out on the counter over night. It was sealed and therefore didn't exposed to the air but it was defrosted. I immediately put it in the freezer where it has solidified once again. Would it be safe to use it still??

Luckily you only need to lift the tank around 1" to slide these under.

I read that results can very between batches of SW from the same bucket of salt for many brands since the minerals are not necessarily evenly distributed within the container.

If the weight of your system is less than 3200lbs you can just put some Magic Sliders underneath it. You could also drain some of your water to make it easier to move. They sell these all over the place (Target, Home Depot, etc.).

Add me. I already have the upgraded account with them.

I lived in Miami/Ft Lauderdale from 2003-2007 and went through numerous hurricanes. I just used a battery powered air pump to make it through. Granted I just had a FOWLR which included some inverts. I went 8 days without power once without any deaths. The key was having enough batteries to last the first few days since most areas were returning to normal after 4 days or so. I was just one of the unlucky ones.

Awesome. I didn't know you were a homebrew person. Do you brew any other tasty libations?

You will shoot your eye out!!!

I think the old MP10 is in the $190 range but the new Ecotech ones cost more.

I think they go for ~$250

Use it as a fry tank or raise mysis/brine shrimp in it for your main tank.

Ok couple more details. I have my own RO/DI with dual TDS Meters (incoming is 14ppm, output is 0ppm). I don't have any hair algae on my sandbed, and I grow Cheato in my tiny refugium and have Halimeda growing in the corner of my tank. I am also running carbon in the filter (Chemi-pure Elite), also I run my skimmer "wet". I would love to put a lawnmower blenny in my tank because I think they are cool, but my tank is too small for one.

So I am fighting hair algae in my tank currently. All my water parameters test just fine (of course Phosphates are 0 since the algae is using it). I am running Ferric Oxide in my filter and have been doing regular water changes. I have cut back on my feeding to every other day, but so far I haven't seen any improvement. I have some turbo snails and I think they are afraid of the hair algae since I never see them get close to the stuff. So I am looking for other natural methods of dealing with it. I have been contemplating getting a Sea Hare from "Mama", but I am open to other suggestions as well. I am somewhat space restricted since this a 28g cube tank. Thanks, Charles

My condolences to your wallet. I could never live that close to Laura and still be able to afford food, let alone shelter.

Are you having glasscages truck it directly to you or are you picking it up from one of their drop off points?

I need more space in my tank!! Bigger tank is calling to me....