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Oh and if anyone is interested and I am allowed to give FW fish away I have some krabensis that are trying to overpopulate my FW tank.

PS members get priority.

I have a bunch of corals that I need to sell for free. Orange cap pieces, frags small colonies...yeah mine is over about a square foot needs to be cut down and I have some small colony sizes that just grew in the sand. Green cap with purple rim....smaller amount but see above. Blue...

I have one clam at this point about a foot in size, a derasa, which I have had for 10 plus years. I had a maxima for about 7 until it suddenly died a couple of years ago. I don't think you need to have had the tank a long time but stable is very important. I like to feed freeze-dried...

I have been putting way to much money into the car thing...track time is way too expensive but the fun cannot be beat.

To me they are very similar...pick the one that you like better and feed well.

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I have about 4-5 inch sand bed and I do small typhoons ever now and then on parts at a time to stir it up during water changes.

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Are you going to get your open water license to clean your tank.

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Thanks everyone locking up she told me she found something

Hello all, Just a little more information. It is for a fresh water tank. For sure the 30G is too big, it is replacing a 15 gallon column sort of tank. Will let you know about the 10 as she was looking for a tall tank with a smaller footprint. Tried to explain that longer shorter is better but...

I have a friend at work who is looking for a 10-25G tall type tank. Monmouth County or NYC/Brooklyn Thanks, James

We used to do salt with AO ...since we didn't worry about shipping that was good. Also Champion Lighting did some very nice flexible buys for us.

We all take risks to some degree with fish in a tank, for saltwater it ranges from clown fish to lets say blue ring octopus. Most of us would agree risks with clowns are minimal. We all get to make choices, I have two tangs :cop::cop: oh no ...never a problem. So good luck..you may or may not...

Nice Christmas tree coral...but I think you have some red and green bubble algae already.:highly_amused:

Chromis viridis is a species of damselfish. Technically Sunny was correct. Generally they are less aggressive. I would suggest gobies or blennies ....you can buy a pair of cleaner gobies or even a pair of some blennies which would make a nice addition and a different fish than your current...

Nice collection of euphyllias. :star:

Looks good Bill.