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That's really pretty neat! Tha last time I got a free clam (razor type?) it was embedded in a "strawberry sponge" I bought. I was told the sponge was hardy (it wasn't) but the clam lasted quite a while longer. If you want to keep it going, you might try dosing some algae like Nannochloropsis...

That's a great offer, Mark. I guess you're expecting a cold winter where they won't survive outside. Good luck with give-a-way!

And, for all of those of you who are actually interested in Guppies, check this out: (CGP-16)T161 Full Gold XL Size Guppy You've never seen a guppy like the above ref, at least I havn't/.

After all of the above, I think I'd prefer to buy Mollies that had bed in altwater from saltwater Molly parents.

Location, and do they have right to use the "-A-Palooza" brand? Where is Stockton?

In all fairness, I really can't tout this overflow. I think this model and also all the subsequent CPR models are just "an accident waiting to happen". I think you'd be far better off drilling a hole in the tank and creating a more DIY failure resistant overflow. But, if you still want it...

I've got an old-style overflow box that pre-dates the more popular CPR units. It uses a large U-tube. I've also got a Chinese black box LED like those sold on eBay. It has some salt encrusting, but worked the last time I had it plugged in. The Chinese black boxes are billed as 165W but are...

True. The site offering them also has SW Mollies in black, silver, red, yada, yada. I'm considering ordering a trio of black ones for my observation tank. They can reportedly be an early warning for ich or velvet, as both diseases show up better on black than the other Molly colors.

Has anyone ever kept Saltwater Guppies? If so, are they hardy and do they reproduce in saltwater? I didn't know this is doable... Here's a link: Saltwater Red Koi Guppy [Corals Anonymous] | eBay

Where are you located?

I haven't cross checked it yet against another test kit.

The original test kit had two liquid reagents. The replacement kit has one liquid reagent and one powder packet reagent.

Salgado Update Juan and Cynthia have moved to Texas and have taken their marine fish business with them. Their website has not changed, and they are shipping from Texas. I miss my trips to Thornwood. I paid $85 for my Harlequin Tusk. I paid $85 for my PNG Gold Nugget Wrasse. I paid $65 for...

I don't know if it was the grouper, or the sharks won the battle! I guess they both survived in some ways...

Worst I can say, was for a pygmy angel (African Flame-back?), I once had. It took a dislike to my (expensive) Galba Damselfish and harassed it mercilessly until it was no more. Adios $150 Galba!

Juan, Sorry to see you go! I hope you'll be back when you find that the missing reef tank in your life isn't worth the angst that goes with it! Bob

18,000 Groupers vs. 700 Sharks: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-life-and-death-underwater.html

Does anyone attending the meeting need any Chaeto? Let me know...

It seems to me that there's a disconnect in our forums between our meetings and our members who actually plan to attend. If you plan to attend the above meeting, in Lakewood at the MadReefer's , please post your intention here...

Count me in! I may be bringing a Brooklyn reefer with me.