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You may need to run over to Uhaul for a trailer kit and trailer. That's cheaper than the tank and stand though. heh

Including a 120g Starphire tank and stand!

We are really getting excited up here. I hope it is infectious and you'll all come up for the day. There's lots to do and to win.

Looking forward to seeing you guys again, and/or for the first time.

Since the Tyree CFM (Coral Farmers Market) is going to be there, the coral selection will be amazing.

Hey y'all, it's FRIDAY!! That means payday for most of you. Just in time to buy a ticket to attend Next Wave in two weeks. Sign up today, as the price goes up tomorrow. Keep that savings and use it toward a coral from one of the many vendors. http://dfwmas.org/nw2011

Yes. If you have their books, bring them with you.

So far, you still have time. I'd just suggest not delaying too long.

Totally worth it. Plus you can visit your mom! Drive up Friday night, have dinner with her, then Saturday enjoy Next Wave and the Coral Farmers Market. Head home with new frags, and your mom will be happy too.

Great! See you there.

DVR it. No excuses during 2011!! That's the new Reefer's Resolution, hadn't you been told?

Keep trying. Maybe someone can cover your shift. Or you might use a sick day?

That's great guys. I know you'll have a great time.

It is at the base of that page I linked, or right here: http://dfwmas.org/nw2011

The best thing you can do then is sign up now and mark that date on your calendar so nothing can interfere with your plans to attend. I've heard a lot of excuses and reasons why people missed it, and the main reason is because they waited and didn't get around to it, only to forget until it was too late. I paid for my own entry over a month ago, and know I'll be there. Same with MACNA each year, I pay a year in advance. And I never miss it.

Hello everyone. That wasn't a trick question. I thought I'd make the rounds encouraging everyone within driving distance to attend our club's Next Wave conference. This annual event brings in hundreds of people each year to learn how to be better aquarists. We fly in four speakers to share their knowledge. This year we are coupling the educational event with Steve Tyree's Coral Famers Market(sm). Not only will you have the opportunity to hear what Charles Delbeek, James Fatheree, Gerald Heslinga, and Matt Pederson, but you'll have the opportunity to purchase tank raised corals of all types. Tyree's goal is to provide a huge selection of corals that are used to aquarium conditions, promoting propagation. A good group of vendors have followed in his footsteps and will be on hand to answer your questions and send you home with some new items. Here are some images from the previous Next Wave. If you'd like to sign up, there's a link at the base of this page: http://www.reefaddicts.com/entry.php/1159-Next-Wave-2010

I'm glad so many of you were able to attend and enjoy the meeting. Brian & Christina, your tank looks better than ever and I was very excited to bring home another frag from your reef. It is currently in an Interceptor bath for the night, and tomorrow after a 5 minute dip in ReVive it'll go in my reef. Thanks for all the snacks - way more than we could eat - and your hospitality. My hope is that the presentation will help each of your determine what is best for your reef and allow your systems to work properly while being easy to maintain.

I think the next episode will be with Lindsey, and her job is to pick that winner. We'll get that business taken care of. Finally.

Of course I did. That was a lot of fun, and a link to the tour was put in the show notes. Aaron's been on the show in the past. He's already famous. lol

Good thinking. Start siphoning immediately then so the populations are down by then.

Please read my little article carefully. Yes, siphon out all you can every single day for about two weeks before you treat the tank. All of this is covered in that write up. You can just siphon them into a bucket, but I was doing it to the sump so I wouldn't have to keep replacing saltwater with new saltwater.

Red Planaria are just an eyesore. And honestly, it would be best if you could erradicate these because when you trade corals with others, you shouldn't help spread this 'plague' to other tanks. This article may help: http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html

Yes, that is what happened to others. I deleted my copy of the iTunes download, uploaded fresh RSS and XML files with the most recent time and date, and I have a feeling their site won't check it again until midnight. Hopefully by tomorrow, this will work as it should, because I don't know how to speed it up. The new file should be 83 megs.

I edited the RSS feed early this morning, but somehow it was botched. I just updated it, but for me iTunes doesn't see the new episode yet. If you can download #25 (83 megs), please let me know. It might have to take a day before the RSS feeds update, or I'm still doing something wrong.

Episode #25 is finally online! I hope you enjoy it. If you have iTunes, and you are subscribed to Reefcast, all you have to do is load the software and it will download it immediately to your computer or iPod.