stoneroller
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stoneroller replied to mcallahan's topic in Reef Keeping
Thanks, that was a fun 10.5 minutes. No corals? -
Besides, 10 g. is too small for either of those fish, IMO.
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I wouldn't risk anything along with a lionfish (of any kind) considering 1) the bioload of a fish of that nature (messy, aggressive, etc.) and 2) the size of the tank. What kind of filtration are you running?
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And yes, they are safe and beneficial as they feed on detritus, move the bed, etc.
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Try spaghetti worm
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I personally think 24" is too far away for the stunners. I raised mine up to two feet, disconnected the white and UV -- not much penetration or color but just a little radiant glow from a green polyp acro and a green candycane. Wasn't impressive IMO at 24. Mark, stunners are on a DIY all-in-one acrylic nano, 3.5 g, in my son's room.
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I made my own reflector and mounted three stunners together -- one 403 (almost UV), one blue, and one 8k. They rest about two inches off the water surface of a 3.5 g nano. Growing SPS! I'd like another wallwart to control the white but that's another $25 or so. Love 'em.
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or Buda...
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Young = fry
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I would think they could eat young fish of any species if they landed on the duncan.
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Making a run to AAF tomorrow.
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UPDATED SOLD ITEMS and LOWERED PRICES on some corals
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UPDATED ITEMS SOLD
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Wow, priceless. I wonder if they make fire chief decals or the like...
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BIG THANKS!
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In Buda, just minutes from Cabela's....
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I've learned to let nothing in this hobby drive me crazy. Like you say... it's always something. King Midas are the worst, as they seem to come and go and I never know if they'll come back. I think there must be a people eater syndrome too. Any PE types start off well and then over time go into decline. I never can reach that critical mass of atleast 20. As they approach colony size, something kicks them into reverse. Just odd...
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Huge chunk of rainbow monti - atleast 2x2 and an inch thick - SOLD Here's a pic of another frag from a while back
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Fresh cut Hollywood Stunner - fast grower - hardy and adaptable $10 min.
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Good company to have. I think some zoathids are probably the most finicky when it comes to stress due to fragging or just moving around. Really? I thought that red coral was the prettiest I've seen!
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I have a 4 polyp frag well healed for $20
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Willing to do fresh cuts to reduce the size of this colony -- reddish with blue tips -- Fish2morrow colony I picked up at LMAR 2010 $30/inch
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Jose Casas Candlelight Concert -- lineage from Garret 2 frags - $40 each
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Palette Blue lovelli One frag - 3 inches tall with arms forming - $20 Bright green cap with columnar growth -- can cut bigger pieces Small frags - $5 Mother
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It's Millie Time... Blueberry (left) Palmer's (middle) Pink Bubblegum (rt) Pink bubblegum millie - $10 - about 3/4 inch Mother Palmer's Blue frag - $20 - atleast an inch Blueberry - $40 -- this is well encrusted and ready to take off -- upclose
