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http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/reefs-magazine/79032-journey-crinoid-keeping-michael-lukaczyn.html and as Gresh said, www.azoox.org

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"I got 99 problems but a hungry aefw aint one" :lol:

Anyone in SF that could give me a ride?

Although I agree the article features a nice twist and had me cracking up, if we're gonna blame macro photography we might as well blame photographs in general, or color photographs, or forums, or the internet in general, or a dozens of other things. I also don't like that PS is put down in...

:P Some inspiration ;): http://reefbuilders.com/2011/01/10/nonphotosynthetic-reef-tank-mike-cao/

Great when you write a long reply and your browser freezes :tired: Anyways: -Gorgs will need a lot of flow, generally a lot more than any SPS can handle -Keep the tank dimly lit, although the corals generally couldn't care less, this will prevent algae growth -Tank should be fed 6-10...

The difficulty really depends on the species, Cirrhipathes spiralis are probably the easiest to take care off since they take quite large foods such as chopped mysis. The next level would be gorgs like diogorgonia, and menella that take oysterfeast, rotifers, and cyclop-eeze and are quite hardy...

I do, still have to setup the autofeeder though. If you wanna setup an azoox tank check this out: http://www.azoox.org/phpBB3/portal.php

http://www.azoox.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=107 The tank is fed heavily with Shellfish Diet, OysterFeast, Rotifeast, FM foods, and some other products I can't remember on the top off my head.

The main problem with these corals are that the parazoathus usually grow faster than the sponge. The sponge thus eventually dies and because the zoanthids can't survive without their host die too. There are some success stories with a lot of phyto dosing but they are few and far in between. :(...

The sponges do live without the parazoanthus. There has been a study done about the symbiotic relationship. However you'll won't be able to access it :(. The abstract does give some insight though: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=1407334929947852943&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5 I'll try...

Definitely something missing in our tanks, otherwise this species would've been extinct by now. Could be either lack of DOC, Phyto, trace elements, or flow, my guess is mixture of all of the above but who knows? I could also be that the sponge grows slow anyways and that we are just feeding the...

radio shack should

Darn it! you busted us. Be at Steinhart at 11 , there you will find further instructions for a meeting. DO NOT TELL ANYONE!

I don't get why people are getting so upset, maybe their offended? Its just a blog the guy felt like voicing his opinions. Although his arguments may not be completely solid, the post was done in a funny and entertaining way. If you don't think its funny, good for you. He/she isn't forcing you...

*cough* Jason Fox *cough* Thanks for the link Rich!

Where's the like button?

Look its rich! (4th pic from the bottom)

I think the main reason that people feel PS is cheating in this hobby is because a lot of vendors will oversaturate their pictures to a point where it looks FAR from reality. When the buyer gets the actual coral he feels ripped off, and rightfully so, but instead of realizing that it just has...