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This might go faster and easier if you part out livestock first. There are several things you listed that I would gladly pay full private party value for and I'm sure you could get all livestock sold within a week if you part out and end up getting much more than 2800 out of the deal. Pretty...

You made this the exact day I am flying to Grand Caymen. Too bad. Sent from my SM-G986U using MASC mobile app

Looking for a handful of rock anemones and a nice bubble tip like a rainbow, wildfire, etc. Let me know if you have some of these, location and cost. Sent from my SM-G986U using MASC mobile app

Might be worth considering a ductless mini-split. They have good rebates right now with most utilities and if you get the right style they can run in any combination of heating, cooling, or dehumidifying. Not the easiest thing in the world to DIY and you would need an electrician for the hookup...

Only if you have a 50g plus tank. On the off chance something spooks the sea hare, you don't want it to nuke your tank because it inks. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

My trochus population has only ever increased, never tanked. They always breed faster than they die out and most get the size of a small/medium turbo before they croak. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

This has not been my experience at all. I rarely lose a trochus to anything other than a rogue hermit or starvation from overstocking and I keep my tank at 81 in summer transitioning to 77 in winter. Temp is NIST calibrated so I know it's accurate. High nitrates in my newest tank and haven't...

Reefcleaners is gonna be the best prices, but not local. Make sure you get some trochus snails. They breed easily in a home reef environment and right themselves. Best CUC member hands down. 1 per 10g is a good number but make sure you get at least 4 so they will breed. You will also want...

Added blue spot puffer and Starry blenny. Mods, any idea why none of my old pictures show up anymore and are instead "view attachment"? Sent from my SM-G986U using MASC mobile app

There is no quick and easy way. If you do all of the following you won't have hair algae. - manually remove hair algae you currently have - keep a properly stocked clean up crew for your tank size and bioload (about half reefcleaners recommendation is a good amount usually) - occasionally...

Was fine with existing fish, but started nipping and chasing new arrivals, so I have him in my QT tank. I think I bought him for like $70, so willing to trade for like $40 worth of coral or cash. Located in broomfield. Sent from my SM-G986U using MASC mobile app

Yep. In web view it works. In tapatalk, it changes the link to. https://www.xn--marinecoloradrg-iq19n/threads/corals.29202/ And breaks Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

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Then like others said, bucket or open bag will seed it some. You can get more seeding by adding some detritus to the new sand from the old tank while they are running simultaneously. The R2R links all got killed with the site update. Looks like thread numbers changed. They are updated now...

Are the two tanks going to run simultaneously for any period of time? Sent from my SM-G986U using MASC mobile app

The newer kessils have control for violet red and green too. The color issue your dad spoke of is probably with the original tuna blue models that only had blue and white. Sent from my SM-G986U using MASC mobile app

How compact? Got a drawing or something? What kind of corals do you want to keep? I use a radion xr30 gen 4 on my cube and it has a good spread. A single Radion XR15 Gen6 is pretty compact and would give you pretty good par and spread cranked all the way up. Sent from my SM-G986U using...

I just got a new 65 gallon and it has two bulkheads at the moment (1" drain, 3/4" return) but I'm not sure what the best approach would be to plumb it. The options I am entertaining are: 1. Standard durso on the 1" and 3/4" pipe up to loc line split on return. 2. Cut in another 3/4" bulkhead...