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I'll bring two purple cap frags(broke in 3 while moving rocks)

Long lines are what's depressing.

Yeah I don't know. It actually has gotten worst because the filter sock I was using wasn't working as well as i though it should so I've been doing 3gal waterchanges every other day. Hopefully switching to GFO helps. If not maybe a monster waterchange is due. Somewhere around the 75% range.

http://news.yahoo.com/the-ocean-is-broken-133327474.html Depressing Story

Yeah I've read where people dose once a week, but they don't have nems or shrimp. Don't know why it affects shrimp and not crabs though?

Yes, but stopped because it stressed the RBTA and slipper. Also lost a shrimp. :/

So they are still there even with the syphoning and all. I decided to take a different route. I changed from seachem phosguard to BRS GFO. Hopefully this helps somewhat. If not with the dino atleast with the HA that has started to pop up. :crushed:

Mean Green. https://www.google.com/search?q=mean+green+zoa&hl=en&qscrl=1&rlz=1T4MXGB_enUS523US523&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=ULVlUs26OcfH4APWl4CwCQ&ved=0CDIQsAQ&biw=1366&bih=634 I'm going with eagle eye. Watermelons have shorter skirts.

Are you making any frags of the captain america's?

Another thing that is discouraging is the wife saying no to a upgrade. :( Doesn't she know I need more room for all the corals I want. LOL

Its actually a mealworm. :) Yes, it is very rare and expensive, but I will let it go for $10k. LOL. On a side note. The hardest part about these is the lighting. When taking the pictures this close the lens actually cast a big shadow when the flash is on.

+1 Did you go to the Hamburg show?

leopard gecko banana

These are all taken with my canon t3 rebel and extension tubes. Probably the best $15 I ever spent.

Wow. That is coming along very nicely. Dance

8" with 90 degree optics so they are getting Blasted with light. I was 80w/100B but just turned it down to 70w/80b. I guess you are right about giving it time. It's not going to change overnight.

Should I turn the whites and blues down, or just the whites?

So my problem is that some of my SPS that are up high are REAL light colored. I don't want to break them off as they are doing good outside of the coloring. Should I raise the lights or turn them down? The only other issue is I don't want to starve the corals on the bottom of light.