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Yep, I'll have to reinstall the upgraded plugin. Hope to get to it tonight.

Welcome James!

Great for acclimation, or keeping a recuperating fish separate https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005QRDCP2

Yes, the club has equipment, including suction cups, available to premium members. http://www.austinreefclub.com/forum/135-arc-club-equipment/

Plenty of options. I'd use the smaller one as a hospital or QT tank due to having to mix and keep less water. Keep in mind if you use it to treat with things like Copper it will never be a display tank again. For the one you don't keep, become a Premium Member and list it for sale.

Yep, once mine got rid of the aiptasia he went for the clove. I never saw cloves again (but did aiptasia)

I had a copperband butterfly that absolutely eradicated it from my tank. Pretty, cool fish. The only issue is that after it's gone you'll need to pass him on or he'll starve.

The club has a 12g QT tank it loans out to Premium Members, but it would be a bit of a drive for you.

Autofeeder and large RO with float valve topoff. For anything longer than 3 days I have someone come check on things in person.

http://www.austinreefclub.com/forum/278-ndstructible-welding/

Reminder to leave the title on sales threads, just add the word "- SOLD". Thanks!

Thanks Wryknow. Just a reminder, please do not remove Titles or original post content when items are sold, just add the "-SOLD" tag onto the title. Thanks!

I've got the same kind of sponge but mine is orange, it's actually a godsend. It's perfect for eliminating pest palys and zoas. Sponge is pretty easy to kill. Exposure to air, but the best way is physical removal via scrubbing with a toothbrush or suction. There are people who will buy it to help eradicate palys, zoas, and xenia.

GLWS. I believe the cowry is called a "deer cowrie"