Robb in Austin
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Found 4 black nudis in my tank last night.
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Any licensed plumbers here?
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Updates....go.
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Need a tank mover...and...GO!
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Contemplating selling my system....
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Anyone else thinking about throwing some salt outside and creating a SW puddle?
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Check out the fancy new layout!
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Really dig the price on Amuzed fish food. Let's see how my fish like it!
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Learned this week that a guy I work with used to be a big reefer and was active here. Small world. Also; thanks Klayton!
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Will someone come do a WC and reactor media change for me? The water is made already!
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Will someone come do a WC and reactor media change for me? The water is made already!
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440g Custom Starphire Metal-framed Reef Dropoff Tank
Robb in Austin replied to fjr_wertheimber's topic in Tank Builds
I, for one, am still holding out for a spectacular update one day. I just know OP is going to pop in one day and show off fully grown in colonies of the utmost, ultra LE SPS, LPS, Zoas along with clarion angels, bandit angels, and all manner of other rarities each selected to go with the appropriate level in the tank. -
One of my Anthias is changing. I already have 1 male. What's going to happen?! Beautiful colors during the change though.
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Want to clear the house out? Clean out your highly effective, and offensively odoriferous, skimmer cup.
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I'll give you $65 for it. Edit: Seriously? 2006?! How many are on it now?!
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OMG! My TDS is 2! OMG! What do I do?!
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ARC sticker spotted on a grey Toyota Tacoma today.
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Since this topic comes up from time to time, I figured I'd start a thread about it. Basic collecting can be done on the beaches and jetty. On the beaches, just grab clumps of sea weed that is floating in the ocean and see what is hiding in there. On the jetty, go out at night, all the way to the end (it's about a 1/4 mile hike). You'll need head lamps, sturdy shoes (no flip flops) as the rock can be wet and it's uneven, a small to medium fish net (like we use in our tanks), a bucket with an air stone. You should get a SW fishing licence but you can take your chances without. Shine your light down in between the rocks and scoop up what you can. A head lamp with a red light option is a good idea. Here's a link to a bunch of threads on Port A: http://tinyurl.com/m5t6oxk
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I'm curious why you didn't go local for the BML light.
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First water change (on the big tank) done.
