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This was going to be my answer, too, Ed! The support from friends goes a long, long way in this hobby. Certainly one of the driving forces for me.

At least it's a pretty sick looking piece of crap. Well, that doesn't sound good, either :P

Careful, Lyn. The 'natural' thing's a touchy subject among the sandless :P :D

Sam, Just made the switch this evening: http://www.reefs.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=83289&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=180

Thanks, Eric...and...Thanks, iani! :)

I missed this! Thanks, Eric! Could you email it to me?

BTW, Mark...when we were talking about the fuzzy things on your live rock...was the word we were looking for, hydroids?

I have to take offense to this! Steve's put way too many LPS on his list, which I find ridiculous :D

You could be right, there! I could never claim to be more than just a hobbyist :)

Just hoping to see if they're maximas. Been looking to add a few more. What do you think, Rich?

BTW, anyone else get a better look at these hybrids, lately?

Seriously, how does that prove anything, Gresh? I'm sure there are a ton newbies in the last 5 years that haven't heard of Steve. Does that discredit him from being one of the first to do what we're doing now? Now I just think you're just funnin' me :P

You haven't been able to illustrate any points, Gresh :P

Gresh - I'm cool with you feeling he doesn't deserve as much credit as I've allotted. You're more tuned into the industry than I am. Hence, a big reason why the hobby is where it is today. Is it the pictures, corals, methods, name recognition? Regardless, his early success was an...

Everything's subjective to you, Gresh! :P Is there any one person that we could credit for lights, flow, salt, tanks, chemistry, and livestock? Steve helped lay the groundwork with stonies, at a time when most of us were just getting our feet wet with mushrooms. Not saying he revolutionized...

Leave Steve, alone!!! He's a big reason the hobby's gotten to where it's at :)

Could you send me a pic, please!?!

You have to do it on a weekly basis until it's cleared. One of my large maximas took 4 dips over a one month period before it beat it. I also dipped the clams that didn't show signs of PM.

Nice! A FW bath should clear it up. 15-20 minutes.

Yes...the crocea/maxima. I'm sure they're not hybrids. Just wondering if some of them looked nice. The pic from AG clearly looks like a crocea.