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Need to get a new shot of my tank... just got back from Mexico and it needs a little TLC after the vacation. I get one up asap!

Also have a neon green toadstool, fairly large I would like to part with

If you're interested in coral trade, I have some hammer, space invader pectinia, ponape birdsnest colony, blue leptoseris, couple other things... could also frag some easy SPS (milka stylo, green pocilopora, blue zinger birdsnest, etc). Also have a crap ton of rainbow bubble tip anemones.

What are the acros in the frag rack? Everything looks healthy - nice work. I'm in Ft. Collins - are you in NOCO?

I agree about facebook... if all of the people posting on the CO reef facebook groups instead moved over to this forum, it would be really lively here. I see waaaay better advice posted here but get the sense many beginners may not know about the MASC forums. I've resorted to facebook myself...

Right on. I think the newer version has an app instead of the remote so maybe it's easier now. I'll see how it goes.

How do you like that reefbreeders light on your fuge tank? Just ordered one for my main display tank.

How's the build coming TJ?

Any photos? And where are you located? Thanks.

Right on. I'm heading out of town tomorrow for a week but will connect when I'm back. thanks for the offer!

Trying to figure out how to catch this little bugger... anyone near Ft. Collins have a fish trap that I could borrow by chance?

Nice, good to hear. I purchased Florida aquacultured live rock from KP Aquatics and also had a good experience with them. They ship to DIA only, however, so had to pick it up. If these guys ship to your house, that is a bonus.

Thanks Doug. Scott Chase reached out to me earlier about taking him in. If that falls through, I'll let you know and would be game to trade for acro frags. Will keep you posted.

It is super weird. This fish HATES my yellow watchman goby. Like the goby said something really horrendous about its mama or something. I'm surprised the goby is still alive and eating, but it's hanging in for now.

Pick up in Ft. Collins. This is sometimes called the indian gold ring bristletooth (Ctenochaetus truncatus). Similar to a kole tang. This fish is harassing my other fish so I've decided to rehome it. It's probably only 4 inches or so, still growing. I've had it since it was solid yellow...

looks like montipora spongodes to me.

I'm guessing it's your pocillopora that reproduced. They can get a bit invasive when they pop up everywhere but are fairly easy to remove if needed. Your coral looks awesome - nice work.

If they are coming out of a crevice in the rock, and they can recede back into the hole, they are probably tentacles of a spaghetti worm. You can learn about them here: https://www.waikikiaquarium.org/experience/animal-guide/invertebrates/worms/spaghetti-worms/

Mike, I would swing by this week one evening to pick up some of the WWC yellow tip if you still have frags.

I just recently sold this tank. Thanks for the interest.