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sounds like a mantis shrimp is a good possibility to me. Although I've had situations where I put a firefish into my tank, never saw it for over a month, and then one day it showed up. Must have had a realllllyyyyy good hiding spot!

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I'm looking for a pink birds nest frag, I would love to get one this weekend

Mine have never jumped in 7 years, but better safe than sorry...

I ordered a 130 gallon rimless cube from glass cages a couple of years ago. It was a beautiful tank, well built, and around $800. There was some left over unnecessary silicon on some joints, but a quick razor blade run cleaned it up. I'll probably buy from them again some day

sorry all corals are gone. Just the anemone, the clowns and a hawkfish.

Rose bubble tip anemone and maroon clownfish are still for sale if anyone is interested. I also have the reef keeper lite, aquarium, and magnet available.

Also a falco hawkfish, a pair of maroon clownfish, and I think the RBTA is still available.

I have a piranha magnet, some kenya trees that are free for whoever wants them, some sand, and a 55 gallon aquarium with stand, hood with T5 lighting, and power heads. Possibly an RKLite computer?

5 buttons. I just bought it a few months ago

All the large rocks with soft coral colonies on them are $15 a piece. Anything smaller than 4 inches are $3. The RKL doesn't have any add ons like a pH probe, but has the temp probe. Im sorry I don't have any recent pictures of the rose, but it's a bright red w/ bubble tips. It's about 3-4 inches big.

I have lots of zoa's, they aren't incredibly colorful. I had a chalice but it fell off the rock and was flipped over for a while. Only the corner of it is still alive, so anyone who wants to try and nurse it back to life is welcome to have it for free. It also has lots of zoas growing on the same rock. I'm selling small rocks with zoas and other types of polyps for $3 a piece.

NW Austin, almost in Round Rock. The RBTA is still available

I also have a reef keeper lite w/ temp probe (80), Piranha algae magnet (30), 55 gallon aquarium with stand, hood, powerheads, and T5 lighting with 6 bulbs (200). Large softie colonies for $15 a piece (the rock itself is worth more than that)

ok all the sps are gone, someone just picked them up. All the softies are still here and the RBTA as well

Can you see them now? I replaced the image code. BTA is $70

Here's a picture of some of the soft corals

I don't have a picture of the BTA right now, but it still has bubble tips after a year and a half. I also have a frogspawn that has about 14 heads I think

I'm shutting down my aquarium and have tons of soft corals, yellow tang, pair of maroon clowns, falco hawkfish, Rose bubble tip anemone, orange plating montipora, tri color acro, green staghorn, and blue tip staghorn. Email me at [email protected]

I'm selling my brand new 135 gallon rimless cube (36"x36") aquarium. It was just set up in May and all the equipment is brand new. Here's a list of the equipment I have: Digital Aquatics Reeflite computer with digital temperature probe Protein skimmer Automatic dosing pump Red Sea wave maker pro Black stand and hood with built in fans for cooling Lumen Bright 3 400W 10,000 K MH lamp with dimmable ballast Aquamedic 150W 20,000 MH lamp 2 Maxijet 1200's with modified upgrades and magnetic holders Return pump (mag drive 5 and 7) Reverse osmosis water filter Brand new bucket of salt Enough 2 part solution to last a very long time Testing kits for all necessary parameters Tons of miscellaneous equipment Fish food I have very matured live rock with tons of sponges and coralline algae and polyps. I have several species of polyps and mushrooms as well as a few different sps colonies. For fish I have a flame angel, a maroon clown pair, 5 chromis, firefish, yellow tang, blue tang, and falco hawkfish. Also blue linkia star, hermit crabs, snails, a rose bubble tip anemone, and other sessile corals. I'm asking for $1800 for the entire set up. Please email me for questions at [email protected]

I'm up north near Round Rock, but location isn't a huge issue.

I need to drill two holes in my sump for my bulkheads. Does anyone know where I can get this done. I need them drilled by Thursday. Thanks.

I thought carpets were pretty easy to take care of. Depending on what kind of carpet, if it's a S. haddoni I would say they are very easy to keep given a healthy well established aquarium. They can be voracious fish eaters though.... S. gigantea on the other hand are extremely difficult to take care of and I wouldn't suggest it to anyone but an expert.

I'm also looking for a RBTA if anyone has a couple available.