Dominican

I've got 150lbs or so that's been curing in a plastic tub on the back deck for a month or so. Been planning to post it, but planned to power wash it first. It's from a 150g marine that ran for about 15yrs. Let me know if you're interested.

I'll probably just do that, thanks.

Hi all! I lost pretty much everything due to no power for a few days, and am getting out for a while to start with a new tank down the road. One question. I've got about 100+lbs of live rock that, due to rampant trash plays, I doubt anyone would want wholesale. Should I just dry out the rock and sell it as dry rock later? What do you all recommend I do with it? Once I get the tank cleaned out I'll see if anyone wants the drilled 150 and custom cabinet for cheap, but am likely keeping all of my other equipment.

I'll take the rainbow hornets. Will PM you.

Somebody jump on that!

Also interested. photos?

Did you get some wwc bubblegum digi last time? Sent from my SM-N975U using Tapatalk

PM'd you

Makes sense, Timfish. The logic is sound. Just wondering what people are, and are not, getting away with.. What do you do in your tank? Do you trim to keep everyone separated? Anyone else want to weigh in with your personal experiences/approaches?

Thanks Timfish. It's a real head scratcher to me. Seems like a strong case against the SPS density of all the dream tanks we see with dozens of SPS colonies overlapping into what are basically "canopies." I personally find it hard to believe that all these aquarists are trimming 360 degrees of each colony to keep them separated. Or am I just naive to the amount of work they're putting in? Or, are they instead just accepting the risks you outlined? My tank is just entering the overlap phase in some places. I need to figure this out. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Hi all. Just want to hear what everyone does when your acros eventually grow into one another and start chemical warfare. Do you start trimming and keep them separated? Or do you just let them go at it? On the one hand, I hate to see the dead spots on the front line, where they're doing damage to eachother. On the other hand, it's a process that happens in nature. Besides, I'm not relishing the idea of doing all that constant trimming. What are the risks of just letting them fight?

Thanks Jim [emoji106] Will Paypal you in a bit on the 6 above. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Wish I'd been quick enough to catch that Wolverine! The one I got from you at the swap stnd on me unexpectedly about a month later [emoji24] Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Put me down for: 21, 28, 31, 35, 46, 56 Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

6 or 7 inches. Pulled from my DT for bulldozing SPS. Make me any offer. I'll also just take a bunch of chaeto for trade. [emoji106] Unsure if not stating price violates any site policies, so $5. Sorry for the terrible sump pic. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk