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I'd be down to host a stop for a tank tour if day/time availability works out. I'm located in Dublin near 580 & 680, about 5 minutes from Gio Marine.

Different family and species of macroalgae. This one is bryothamnion triquetrum Here's where i got the original frag from and closeup https://mosaicmacros.com/products/red-razor-algae-bryothamnion-trquetrum

Long overdue trimming from neglect. PIF pickup in Dublin. Might have aiptasia and bubble algae. Lots of pods and dove snails too.

Are u going to be in Dublin anytime again? I have one of the club's bandsaws that you can borrow or we can chop it up here.

Are u looking for a wet hand circular saw? I have one but I'm in Dublin

Would love a piece too :) can pick up from Arvin's

Ah can't make it after all. Lost dog led to hours of searching but luckily he's been found. Have fun ya'll

I hope you're not planning on adding and researching "sexy shrimp". Imagine what IT would think.

Got stuff if anyone wants to get it at the potluck: TDO Chroma Boost Large - Free TDO Chroma Boost Small - Free Styrafoam/carboard shipping boxes - Free Chihiros Light Hanigng Kit - $30 link JBJ 1/15hp Chiller - $100 Octo Pulse 4 - $250 Zeiss Brine Shrimp Hatcher - $25 Gryphon Band Saw - BARcode

I have invasive orange discasoma mushrooms that I've been managing at best. Majano Wand melts flesh on contact but you need to really swirl it around and hit them multiple days consecutively to prevent them from growing back. Not highly effective at killing infestations off, but good enough to...

Same experience with "dragon" type acros. All mine have grown from tiny frags to colonies and barely encrust. My poto golden dragon (a. derawanensis?) and needle in haystack (a. carduus) colonies move around if I touch them. I'm afraid of them toppling over when the colony gets bigger.

Love it! I'm definitely interested in buying/printing one out. I'm going to try to build a stand/enclosure and chute for it. I'm thinking of keeping the feeder in a side cabinet and have the food go down a chute that leads directly to my return pump intake. This is to not have more stuff mounted...

I used two slim 23g for water changes on my old tank. One to mix sw the other to drain. They do bulge a bit when full so I wouldn't store water in them long term. For water changes they worked perfectly fine

Said something that triggered it Years ago I saw a titan trigger at CaliKid. A diver's worst nightmare haha. I wonder if someone bought it

Very interesting. Any plans or guidance you've seen on changing out the sand every x number of years? I remember a big drawback, which moved the trend away from DSBs, was the potential of getting disturbed and releasing a mass of toxins.

Most gonis were pissed off. The XXX goni that has grown very well for me and have made dozens of frags off of still doesn't extend all the way and there's a patch that died off. Big colony of green tip, also grown from a frag, is nearly white. Other gonis had receding flesh. Bubblegum digi...

I'm currently on this quest as well when my nitrates hit 60 and phosphate 0.9 a couple months ago and my corals started suffering. This hit me out of nowhere because historically my tank has been low nutrients without much filtration, only skimmer. So far in the past 2 months I've added a filter...

Just printed these. Nice space savers!

Do they detach and spread around the tank? Or just encrust from the mother colony? Do they spread on sand? Heh i might be interested in some for the macroalgae tank. I don't have a lot of rock in there and could use some pop of blue.

It's a small shop so not a vast selection, but owner is a good guy and trying to revamp after buying SJ Reef. They're only 5 minutes from me so nice to have if I need frozen food or supplies in a pinch.