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Here's the remaining items: $25 -- Lifegard Aquatics Acrylic Scratch Removal Kit $200 -- Eheim Professional 3 External Filter 2080 *** $2/each *** Salifert Mg exp3-2010 (never used...) Kent Marine Kalkwasser Powder (3/4 full) Kent Marine Strontium & Molybdenum (1/2 full) *** $10/each *** 16oz. Tropic Marin Bio-Magnesium powder (3/4 full) 200ml Tropic Marin Pro-Coral Cure Dip Might also have misc. knickknacks floating around as I clean out cabinets as well (bulkheads, bulkhead attachments, 50/50 CF's ect).

Lugol's Solution, Seachem Reef Iodide, Salifert KH/Alk & Calcium test kits sold.

Tropic Marin salt, API Ammonia test, & CO2 set sold.

Don -- PM'd ya

Hi Teresa, I have another person in queue for the salt. If he falls through and can't pick up the salt, I'll let you know. I would prefer to sell it as a set for now. I'll let you know if I decide to split them up.

More items I dug out from the fish closet as I am leaving hobby. Must move these items by next Monday. $25 -- Lifegard Aquatics Acrylic Scratch Removal Kit Remove those unsightly scratches from your acrylic aquarium. Used only once! $40 -- Tropic Marin Salt Mix Bucket (for 200 gallons) Barely used any from this bucket. Almost full container! $2/ea -- All have been kept in cool, dry location API Ammonia test kit (never used) Salifert Mg exp3-2010 (never used) Kent Marine Kalkwasser Powder (3/4 full) Seachem Reef Iodide (never opened, cap seal still on) Lugol's Solution (3/4 full) Kent Marine Strontium & Molybdenum (1/2 full) $10/ea -- All have been kept in cool, dry location Salifert KH/Alk exp5-2011 (never used) 16oz. Tropic Marin Bio-Magnesium powder (3/4 full) 200ml Tropic Marin Pro-Coral Cure Dip Salifert Calcium exp3-2011 (never used) $90 -- JBJ Dual Gauge CO2 Regulator w/ Solenoid + Bubble Counter + Built-in Check Valve & 5lb CO2 Tank Never got around to setting up a reactor for the 30g... $200 -- Eheim Professional 3 External Filter 2080 Bought used, but haven't been used since I bought it. Was going to start a freshwater tank, but never happened. From Marine Depot spec page (retail $329.99): The new Eheim Professionel 3 Canister Filter generation combines high output (450gph) as well as large canister (6.6gal) and filter volume (3.43gal) with the unbeatable EHEIM ease of use. Never was a large aquarium up to 300gal, so easy to keep clean. This is a multi-stage canister filter suited for both freshwater and marine aquarium. * Large pre-filter for easy intermediate cleaning and extra long service life * New priming principle * Triple hose connection (2 x intake side, 1 x pressure side) for perfect water circulation around large aquariums * Handling features: recessed handles, transport wheels, 4 sturdy clips, multifunction adapter * Maintenance and flow rate indicator * Adjustable pump output

Sold. Thanks Hamp, hope they enjoy their new home!

Goby is ~2" long. Shrimp is approx 1"-1.25" They're probably not the best tankmates with a dwarf lion (it might consider them delicious snacks)

I hate to let these guys go, but I am breaking down their dedicated 5.5 gallon tank. Very cute to see them interact with each other! Shrimp is constantly improving on his tunnels, and goby is always keeping a vigilant eye for curious humans. The goby is definitely not shy, he'll actually swim up to the surface to eat pellet food when it's dinnertime. $50 for the pair.

Gotta agree with the others that a yashia haze & pistol shrimp combo is an awesome sight to behold. There's also the orange stripe shrimp goby (A. randalli) and the Tangaroa Goby which have great personalities too.

Caesar777 on nano-reef.com had one in her mid-size nano. From some of her posts, she says that they are highly secretive and hides 99% of the time. It is a beautiful goby though... but price vs. how often you will see this goby, it might be a better to look at other (more social) gobies.

Definitely another reason why all coral should be quarantined before it is added into one's show tank. Learned the hard way a while back about the pests and why QT tanks are essential in our hobby.

Wow, thanks for the nomination Andrew.

Headless donkey is your guy -- he's got tons from his seahorse tank!

I found this link to be very helpful when I was first looking at MH's (the halides section is halfway down the webpage). http://www.californiareefs.com/tanktechlighting.htm