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The two tangs have found a new home :D. I'm sure they'll be happy! Thanks Shelly and xcaret for referring her.

Sorry... I had assumed you were local being on BAR ;). If you do find that pilot to let you HALO in... :P

I'd check my parameters first to see if anything's off first though... I can hold it till then ;).

Sorry to hear that man... SPS do that sometimes... I can frag a piece from my monster if you're willing to fly up to Fremont :D.

That sounds great! I live in N. Fremont right off of 880. LMK I'd like to find them a good home ASAP! Thx, Minh

Guys, I've got a 4-5" Regal Tang and Yellow Tang that needs to be rehomed. I got them from my neighbor a few months back due to him taking down his tank abruptly. They are in really healthy/fat condition and eating like pigs :D. They've were in my 180G but I think due to my other 3 tangs...

Unfortunately, once I upgraded to my current 180G, large water changes just weren't feasible (financially) so I opted for the carbon dose route. I used to do 25G weekly changes and it didn't do much of a dent to my nitrates, even went up to 40G and not much luck. I also feed heavily so this...

By the way, my vodka is Vitali (in the plastic bottle) from Safeway. Which is like $6-7/per 750ml. It's the cheapest I've found so far :D.

I'm not sure if 1 drop = .1ml but it is per day. I'd get an accurate measurement before guessing. In a larger tank like mine it's not as bad but if you had a 25-60g tank, it could be disasterous! Also, I don't think you should assume that if you don't dose for like five days that you can do...

I also hope you chose the cheapest "plastic" bottle of Vodka you could find. Your fish don't need the top shelf stuff ;).

Hey SoulFish, It was a pleasure meeting you today. I hope the frags are acclimating well. I suggest reading extensively prior to dosing the carbon source (vodka, sugar, vinegar, etc.). It took me about 2-3 months of reading up on it prior to starting or rushing into this option. I would...

You know what... I recant that, I didn't see that it was already on a trailer... I would definitely suggest going on uship.com then if all they have to do is hitch and go or like you suggested originally, if you have the time, renting a duallie (sp?) and hauling it yourself would be cheapest.

I used to own a shipping company and would suggest calling a specialty flatbed long hauler. You could call a specialty company like Navis Pack & Ship, Freighters and Craters or Box Brothers. I would also suggest looking on www.uship.com and post your shipping needs. It's a site that shippers...