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would the ones that rocko posted be able to support the weight as well?

I am going to stick them under my tank so when I spill water, it will be easy to air dry. Yes like the ones in commercial kitchens.

Anyone know a local source for drainage tiles? They are like interlocking rubber tiles, except they have holes through them so water can drain through.

Let me know if he raises some black footed trochus. I have been looking for a local source.

I think that the blue polyps are somewhat worse than gsp, only in that you cannot isolate them to one rock. Mine formed small off-white orbs in the centers, and after that they popped up every where (even on the glass). I was battling nutrient issues at the time and I think that contributed to...

I like your video. It's bangin! Watch out for those blue clove polyps though, they will take over your tank IME. I like the blue acro you got from Green Marine. ROooccoooosss Mooodeern Lifffeeee. I loved that cartoon.

Glad this one is still going. Great job screebo.

I have read that the cutting board is to protect the glass in case of a rock slide. It seems that the water would slow down the rock though. So is this really a non-issue?

Not sure if I am posting this in the right place, but I want to convert my tank to bare bottom. Any advice on making the transition as smooth as possible? I don't have too much sand, maybe 1"-2" at most. My tank is also glass so I think I will pick up some cutting board from TAPS. How...

I want to upgrade the lighting on my tank and was thinking of building an LED fixture like yours, but I guess I will have to stick with MH for now. The LEDs sure look bright enough to grow anything. I read somewhere that LEDs don't put off any UV, but no one knows if corals need UV or not.

Do you think it is light shock, or something with the spectrum of LEDs?

Hey Gomer, Wanted to get an update on your SPS growth under the LEDs. Are they still bleached/browning out? I have read that some of the easier sps, like green slimers, do well under LED. Curious to see how more demanding corals fair.

Drews doser for me as well. I picket mine up for about $90 a piece. I have mine hooked up to a controller, but I think you can get some cheap minute timers at Home Depot.

I will be around to help. I have a 20 gallon brute and a hatch back if that helps.

Sorry to hear that Durwin. That is some bad luck. I have heard of RTN starting a chain reaction of RTN on other pieces. Don't know if that helps, but from what I remember the cure is large water changes. Let me know if you need restocking as I have a few of the pieces you mentioned.

Sorry about that screebo. I have been trying to get rid of those blue cloves for a while. They are EVERYWHERE though so it is a little tough. Jim told me it might be a nutrient problem and I am contemplating going BB. We will see though. I would offer a replacement, but I think most of my colony...

I can help clean up.

Hey Houser, I have a whole colony that is yours if you want. LMK.

Glad it's growing for you. It should grow fairly fast once it is settled.

You can remove them with tweezers or a soft toothbrush IMO. They seem to come off easily. It is a good idea to get rid of them while there are only a few. They took over my tank and I can't get rid of them.