Max

Fish for sale

Long Spine Urchin - $15

Serpent Star - $10

Coral for sale

Candy Cane Coral (~13 heads) - $25

3 Candy Cane Coral (+3 heads) - $10

2 Candy Cane Coral ( 2 heads) - $5

Fungia plate coral (5 in. across) - $30 $25

Hammer coral ( 5 heads) - $20 Pending

100+ heads of green polyps (+15 heads) - $10

2 1 large kenya tree frags - 10 each

I'm in south Austin. Brodie and william cannon

I've got one for sale. It's posted on the hardware section.

I have 1 pint of weldon #4 and an ounce tube of #16. I also have applicators for the weldon, a scorer to cut acrylic, and a scraper to prepare the edge.

$20 takes it all. Sold

Not pictures is the scraper and scorer.

I also have a Milwaukee instrument CO₂ controller model mc 122. I've used it as a ph monitor for a couple months. Comes with the probe (could use a calibration), box and instructions. $100 OBO.

$300 $250- Comes with 5 lbs. CO₂ tank, solenoid, regulator, needle valve, and mj 900 for feed water.

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You pretty much nailed it ozark. I can't catch a break with the cyano or the keys trees. Every time I get rid of them, they come right back.

Thanks Ty. You have any more of that scroll coral left?

I just realized I actually posted here once before with the same question. My bad... Still, I never found out what they are. Green button polyps?

A couple of these came on some rock i bought awhile ago. I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what they are? Thanks for looking, Max.

10g, What is the length of the light and how much are you thinking for it?

That would be awesome, but I'm never in San Antonio to get it. Would you be coming to Austin anytime soon?

One of my stock lights broke, and I'm trying to get my fish out of the dark. Lmk, thanks.

What do you have fishcraze:)

Thanks for the help Derrick:)

Thanks for the quick reply lucky. The system sounds great, but out of my price range.

I'm wondering if anyone has an RO/DI unit for sale?

Let me know-Max

I'm also interested in joining in

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I wouldn't worry about the chemistry side of it too much at the beginning. The factors that vary the most, and the ones you should focus on, are salinity and temperature. Both of which are easily controlled. Ph, Alkalinity, magnesium and the rest of the reef chemistry do stay relatively stable depending on the needs of your reef inhabitants. Most of the time frequent water changes do the job of replenishing "salt" levels in your aquarium. Exceptions are when your aquarium is stock with organisms that use high levels of these inorganics to produce their skeletons(as mentioned above). Personaly I would go with a system with a sump just because it give you options to add mechanical devices later depending on your wants.

As every member here at ARC will tell you, research first and do second. I would buy a book on the hobby and take some time to familiarize yourself with the hobby. There's also a lot of info online here.

(Kalkwasser means calcium/lime(like limestone) water fyi)

I'm guessing the reduced metabolic rates of arthropods in lower water temps possibly makes them better suited for life in an artificial environment? I recently started an undergraduate research focused on aquatic insects and from that I know that temp. is a key piece of information used to determine life-span, growth rate, and so on of arthropods.

I wish you needed bulbs in February. I would've joined in! I've ordered from 1000bulbs twice and both times it's taken a looong time.

Hey Everyone,

I'm looking for any type of SPS frags on the cheap. If anyone has any $5 frags there looking to sell It would be much appreciated.

-Max