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Yeah unfortunately I have found that anything up near us is not even worth looking. Let me know if you want to stop by and check out my tank and pic up a few hardy frags to start you off.

Hey Tiburon- I live just north of you in Larkspur and I always go to the east bay to get my coral and fish. Octopuses Graden is good for fish but I haven't seen much decent coral there. I like New Alameda Aquiatics, Atlantis Aquaium as well as Aquatic Gallery and Dolphin Pet Village when I feel...

Yeah and the fact that it is captive bred makes me feel even better.

The dottyback seems to be doing fine this morning swimming around in the sump just fine. I too hope she doesn't get an infection.

Soooooo, I just purchased a six line wrasse and atank raised orchid dottyback this weekend and added them to my 29 gallon with the residents of 1.5 years, my tomato clowns from Jimsar and my yellow clown goby. Everyone was getting used to each other with the momma tomato clown running the...

does anyone know what type of coral is in the first picture? I got it from Steve at New Alameda aquatics but I can't remember what it is called.

bummer arnold. Was he growing well?

I have a pen plax B11 pump in my 29 gallon and an inverter that hooks up to a car battery. Deep Cycle marine batteries are actually better for the inverter cause they can handle being drained more than a car battery can. Fully draining a car battery can shorten the life of the battery. i figure...

Sweet pictures. I think growth sequences are some of my favorite pictures. I'll have to post some of mine tonight.

Sweet!!

Hey Norm, how are the larvae doing?

Yep, the captive bred clown pair that I got from you are 1.5 years now and are starting to court each other. Maybe I can come up with the first second generation frags of clownfish in the club and we can put the babies in the don't break the chain thread.

I think that trying to raise these frogfish is awesome Norm. I would love to see some tank raised frogfish, I bet they would be much hardier. I'm sure many of us would be willing to help you raise them ( I know I would) if you start getting burned out and still have eggs/ larvae being produced...

have you had any die off since they hatched?

Thanks man, glad you are supporting the club and I hope your aquaculture business works out. It makes you feel good when you know something has been aquacultured and not taken directly from the ocean.

A good way to remove the bristles is to smear some elmers glue on your finger and then let it dry. When you peel it off the bristles will come out of the skin.

That is a sweet tank. For those of you that went to the conference what was the coolest thing that you saw?

Thanks, The evils hand was from the BAR swap. I think it was a year and a half ago in july. It has grown nicely and I will be fragging for the next swap. Cool that something I got can be fragged and returned to the swap.

Devil's hand from frag swap- had only 3 nobs 1 yr ago I also picked up a few frags from steve at new alameda on thursday- Lord of war zoo and nice green and red frag ( forgot what it is called, sorry for the dirty sump glass- Final pic is of a chalice frag I got at Atlantis for $15 blue...