I could let you borrow my framing hammer?

lol

I have pink and silver, but it took a long time for the silver to start growing. In the last month the silver has tripled in size, and opens up fully to pulse. The silver is much more sensitive than the pink.

Yup at B&B, I think I saw the one you're talking about on Friday, he looks great. Mine isn't a bully at all, but I have seen him retaliate against the Kole and the Lawnmower after they attacked him. Very cool fish.

Are you a heavy water change guy? I was..

Xenia never grew much for me, then I started going to a more normal water change schedule and it took off.

I would say no, they're not really equipped to tear into one. My blue jaw has never shown any interest in anything that doesn't float (i.e plankton), and my two big clams have never been damaged.

That would suck, you're lucky it happened on a weekend when you have a little time to mess with it.

AuroraDrvr wrote:Anyone want a killer deal on a 240 that needs blown apart and reseamed? lol

That would make good use of my RTV stash If you're interested in dumping it, I may try to get it off you for glass.

You may want to avoid those glass covers, they're not ideal for saltwater tanks. They hurt your gas exchange and can keep your oxygen levels lower.

I have a forest of the light pink pom-pom xenia, how much are you looking for?

I have a larger rabbitfish, but there's an issue of catching him.

Not a new trend at all, pretty old idea. Not many people want to bother with it, there are a few pitfalls to that method IMO. I don't know of any serious systems that have used one long-term. You could put some cheato in your refugium, lots of folks do that with good results.

Keep it up, it should eventually improve.

Go down to Dauphin Island in the late afternoon, on a calm hot day. Walk in the shallows from near the golf course up to sand island and the check the south side of the east end. You'll find plenty of baby striped hermits (dime to nickle sized), which are completely reef safe. You've seen my tank, I...

Sea Robbin is gone, the Rabbitfish has proven to be uncatchable. Thanks for playing

Sea Robbin is spoken for, pending.

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