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Deep Necro.

Is this the line for free coral?

I'd like to think so. Thanks!

Right, that's why NO sperm whales have ANY scars from squid battles. But it must be true 'cause it was on the interwebs!

So what did Cadlights say? I assume you contacted them first.

To quote my favorite animated superhero: "SPOON!"

yup, not fully colored though.

I think the Gilligans Island reference clinched it. See you soon!

I have 1 GARF Purple Bonsai frag available to the lowest bidder. Current bid is 1 raisin. Generic brand. Must pick up at 1477 San Pablo Ave. in Berkeley and promise to love the coral and sing to it every night. Sea shanties would be best.

Well that would be awesome of course! And you already know you're welcome to anything from the shop you want.

Bring me some too, ill trade for something.

I think we were looking at the Mystic monti (which is a nice piece). And if I see your mind hanging out somewhere I'll tell it to head home. Please do the same if you see mine.

Obviously it depends on the salt brand, the % changed and how regular the changes are (if the corals are used to newish water or not).

Ok, thx. I don't think I have any of that. (which in reefspeak means "bring some down and trade for some Mystic or something)

So what color is it supposed to be? Can someone describe this "Forest Fire Monti"? Sorry, but I'm not up on my common names. Maybe I have it?

+1 to what Norm said about what everybody else said.

Because baffling a small sump with a medium pump can lead to more bubbles entrained in the water both because the baffles create their own turbulence and bubbles but also because if the sump is baffled and water velocity is high and in a linear flow, there is sometimes no chance for small...

Yeah, there's all kinds of easy ways to do sumps and for smaller sumps used with even medium sized return pumps, I think baffles can cause more problems than they solve.

All that's true in theory. But let me give you the lazy reefer perspective. The HQI UV cover glass can get dirty very often. The amount of spray, creep and dirt that collects on a cover glass even 6" from the water surface is considerable and should probably be washed twice a week. With a SE...

I think my unit was a 300 gallon 'break in'. IIRC