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Wow, thanks! You sure did. I wasn't even thinking about shocking myself, I thought we were talking about outlets causing fires. Shame I didn't have HS electronics! Looks like I've got some work to do on the tank, now. Thanks again!

How would you explain it to someone with no knowledge of electrical outlets and the risks? Is the risk higher for a saltwater tank than something like a computer in a non-GFCI plug? Thanks!

I've used Seachem Matrix for a quick backup to keep the cycle in line. Seems to work well and doesn't come apart.

Oh, I bet that sunkist went fast!

To be clear, I'm not trying to hijack @MFlores888 thread. In a couple of weeks I plan to start an Irvine group buy and will post a new thread about it. Sorry @MFlores888 !

I usually stipulate that it's a "go" once we hit 4 group buyers (myself included). I try to stop at 7 buyers, because then it's risky that we end up having to pay two shipping boxes, and then my office becomes a warzone of CUC bags strewn about :~)

I may organize one soon, but it will be an overnight UPS again. Probably in another week or two.

Mine looks like it might split soon. How soon you need one? I sell them for $75.

Thanks everyone. I've gotten all of the first round of requests done. For those of you that wrote later with requests, I'll probably start fragging again next week--this week has been too busy. Will keep you posted!

I might have time next week to come up to Orange during lunch break if you have any--otherwise I can wait for more babies!

I think I want one of these too. I have no room for one, but I think I need one :-)

Wrasse/eel guy thinks it's actually a good fit if you have solid rockwork.

That's a good question. I'll ask the wrasse experts. With the size sharks normally in aquaria, an adult might be OK. Will check.

you can't have a second mid life crisis.. or can you?

Thank you for the exceptional frags! Everyone else, highly recommended. Beautiful tanks and a lot of care taken for his inhabitants. Garf bonzai in the middle: Nice little acro in the back: Slimer on top of the barnacles:

Agreed, it's awesome. But the factor for buyers is "do I have enough $$$ to set up a new tank right NOW?" If I wasn't under marital audit, I'd probably buy it and just keep the tank till I was ready to get new lights, pumps, powerheads, rocks, etc, etc. :~)

Awesome! Diaseris is high on my most wanted list, but I only have one other plate not for trade, and I don't know what I have that is similar for trade. I mostly have zoas right now unless you would like a small frag of koji wada pink nepthea.

Sounds about right. I would love this tank, but it's just not in the cards. Would need a whole new set of lights (mine are best for a narrower tank), some other new equipment, and TIME to set it up. I want to get a bigger tank, but looks like it'll be a while before that happens :( OP, like...

Love the haddoni and the orange yumas!

That fish can theoretically get up to 4 feet long. Even in the case of a captive species only reaching 50% of its potential, that's a 2 foot fish. Most people don't have the tanks to support that kind of fish and I have no idea why they sell them other than grabbing cash for a cute juvenile...