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You too Vince :P

It's in room 722, the same place as the old swap. If you didn't attend the previous swap it is located on the Hesperian side of campus towards 92, look for people with coolers :D

C2 will cover it C1 is a little small. I also agree with Robin, at this point they should be able to chop down some meaty foods as well.

I can bring some to the swap for you, what size do you want? C1?

My vote would go towards low mag, if it were NO3 the coral would be brown. Go easy on the dipping with Montis, they really don't like it very much.

GEO stuff rocks! I love their Ca reactors, my only issue with them is the acrylic hose as well. IME the acrylic is very thin, cracks and leaks within a year of setup. Of course they use an Eheim pump (metric) and standard fittings, PITA. Other than that the build quality is amazing.

If you have them, live with them, if you don't try not to get them. JMO Believe me, the "cures" are worse than the malady.

Nope, it's worthy of the moniker, I'll bring some brownies to the swap if you'd like :D I needs my arm twisted though, I really covet them...

I mentioned coloration since I foolishly named it, to spread the message of the parish of course.

The Cristall Hearts has your name written all over it :D It's all aboot the Sunshine Parish :D

I'm bringing Rainbow Stylo Cristall Hearts Stylo (yellow tips blue base) Pokerstar Bird of Paradise Green pocci Tyree blue tipped Monti Leng Sy Rainbow Corals red stag ORA Purple Stylo Orange digi Some other stuff too, I just haven't gotten around to fragging it yet.

I can confirm that the HE in full color will be blue under 10ks, it's a very colorful coral. ORA is very careful about misrepresentation and doesn't go as far as other vendors when it comes to using enhancement to sell a coral, which I applaud them for.

Well?

Yep it should color up just fine, ORA uses supplemented natural sunlight so often time the pieces are not fully colored up when you receive them.

Reeflux 20k?

I have tremendous respect for Chis, he is a coral genius, that said the temp spike in the ocean may or may not be the same thing in an aquarium. The main issue being DO, if the ambient environment has low DO, (a closed sealed house with a gas oven on) you could be playing with fire, also, the DO...

It can change relative to your bioload, husbandry, other filtration etc. Octopus is making some decent skimmers for a reasonable cost, I'd say Bubble Magnus, but my experience with them is not the best as far as reliability.

Sure, but your left with putty that eventually flakes off and gets mungy.

Yeah, the AC pretty much trumps the tank out there, hopefully you'll be up and running soon.

Epoxy putty, apply, then peel off.