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Me too, please.

sounds good

Just to echo the others - the tour was excellent. Thank you very much to BAR for setting this up and special thanks to Matt for giving his time and for a really interesting and informative tour!

@Enderturtle Hi, can I put my friend Katharine down for the 10:25 tour too, please?

10 :30 am too please! edit: 10:25 please!

Let me know if a new thread is created, to sign up, as I don't want to miss out as I'm very keen (think I was first to sign up on this thread)

The losses weren't heavy, but I'm thinking it was maybe a pest now as they were all in the same location... Regarding the carbon source, no, it's a secret ;) Only joking, actually I have to experiment a bit and change the formula, as previously I used it on a very heavily fed 200G tank with a...

very nice in any case.

Well, strangely I lost a few LPS during my work away, but all my SPS look better than ever. I guess the LPS really missed the heavy feeding I usually do. Sadly the LPS I lost were mainly very nice blastos. :( I use carbon dosing (both biopellets and my own liquid mix) on my tank, so I think it...

Did you get the acans from Neptune? If so, I think I got a frag of the same colony - it is very nice. :)

the pectinia is a pretty sweet score - well done!

I'm traveling back to the U.S today after 10 days working abroad; I hope my tank is okay... If it is, I might be able to go to the frag swap for a bit

RSVP doesn't work using Chrome on my system, but works using IE.

I'll probably just go to see how a frag swap works. My tank is only a few weeks old, so nothing is big enough to frag. I'm excited to see other folks frags though.

Yep, note that the Aussie copperband is a different species to the common C. rostrum. They are much easier to feed. Mine mixed it up with the triggers to grab food as soon as it went in the tank. It was fine all LPS for two years, then overnight he took a shine to acans, favias, and favites...

In terms of Aiptasia control in the future, my Australian Copperband Butterflyfish (Chelmon marginalis) cleared a HEAVILY infested 200 gallon tank in about 2 or 3 days after other controls were tried and exhausted. He/she also looked a lot better than Berhia! Good luck with whatever you decide...

yep - major problem :eek:

thanks for the tip.

Yep, I had three and all ate frozen food. All bought as females, but my the time I shut the tank down one had changed to a male.

They are barnacle blennies, Acanthemblemaria hancocki. They were real characters. They bred fairly readily, but I never raised the fry past 10 days hatching. They'd be ideal for my new tank, but I never saw them in the LFS very regularly, so not sure of their availability here.