I'll drink skimmage for frags!

Hey I'm new! I'm not sure if I'm going to make the trip or not. I appreciate you asking though.

Who ever decides to buy it (if some other person doesn't beat you guys to it) I would like 75lbs of rock, 50lbs of sand, and some snails and a few crabs. I'll pitch in $125 immediately and help pick it up.

evermann - Does that mean we now have 4?

I'm in for 1/4 of everything at $125. I need the rock, the sand and the snails (maybe a crab or two). I'm stoked, when do we get it, when do you need the money? I'll help pick it up if its on the weekend. Let's go!

I don't need the sand or the critters (what exactly are you expecting? Fish, snails, what? - This is new to me). I do need some live rock, 30-50 lbs depending on the price & quality. Where is it coming from? Is this cured? It sounds like you know this guy. Fill in the spaces and I'll let you kno...

The short spiny ones collect all the trash on their backs and (to me) look rather cluttered. I like the black (deep purple) long spiny ones. That's what I suggest!

I too am impressed with your mushrooms! I don't have anything to offer right now except green backs, but I would like to get frags of ANY of these mushrooms! Anyone interested?

I bought a frag from this coral before you bought it! It is going to really stretch out!

I have a purple long spiny urchin (caught out of panama city beach!) in my 29G all fish. Ya, I know, all fish? Well, its attached to a 65G reef. I like the starfish that eat corals and they do well in this small 29G. I move the urchin back and forth between the two tanks. He does eat alot of coralin...

Ya, that's him. He is building a store on the West side of the seafood market. He does it for the hobby, not for the money. Think that makes a difference?

If he is still alive after you catch him, what are you going to do with him?

I'd like to recommend Peter at Custom Reefs (Pasc. MS). Look him up in the yellow pages under Aquariums. This guy has an awesome setup. Clean, clean, clean! He propagates his own corals. He boast 3,000 gallons of SW! I was over there about a month ago and he was in the middle of building a true &quo...

Hey guys, I'm a newbee to your group, but I'd like to chime in on this conversation. I'd like to suggest a sea urchin to control the algae and reduce the macro algae. If I remember right, they do not eat the "critters" you are trying to raise. The macro algae serves as a food source/ home ...

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