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I have a few frags of mind blowing paly's with 2-5 polyps I can trade for the cherry charms. I posted them for sale a while back and no one came through. Pm me if interested.

All still available.

I'll take the red hornets. Pm sent.

PM's replied.

I'd take it but you're a bit far. Do you ever head to OC?

This is my first time selling frags so if the prices are off let me know. I'm reasonable. My SPS are taking a dive so I'm just looking to get rid of a few things and change things up. Small Neon Green Toadstool: $10 Mind Blow Palys: 2 polyps $15 (two available), 5 polyps $40.00 (one...

Getting rid of any of the other SPS in the pic? If so message me what you have.

Are you going to be around tomorrow during mid day? I live in Tustin but might be heading to Torrance.

I found a few posts by rrcg50 but they were pretty dated (2 or 3 years ago). I went to http://justclowninaround.com and he didn't have very much. I'd rather buy local from someone who has had them for a while since I already went through a bout of Brooklynella from a new clown that died and...

No snowflakes or picassos around? Seem hard to come by lately.

Lighting is the most important thing when it comes to a reef tank. The majority of corals are photosynthetic therefore they need light not just to grow but to survive. If you want an anemone you are definitely going to need better lighting. You also need to experiment with how much lighting...

Why not build your own? I built mine using parts from rapidled.com. I don't have a lot of wiring experience but I was able to wire 12 3w LED's without much of a problem. The retail units seems ridiculously expensive.

As far as how it works it depends on the type of wavemaker you are going to purchase. I have a RedSea Wavemaster Pro. It works by plugging up to 4 powerheads into the unit and then choosing a pre-programmed wave motion. You can choose from a gentle, rolling, turbulent or alternating. I'm...

A wavemaker doesn't necessarily "splash" the water around. I think the purpose is more to provide a somewhat random current throughout the tank to better replicate the natural current of the ocean. Some corals such as SPS like an alternating/random current rather than just a steady blast...

Been looking on the forums for a while and haven't come across much. I live in Tustin so I'm looking for something in OC.

Pm'd who? I didn't get one.

Sent you a PM about the hawk yesterday if you still have it.

So I guess I'm not the only one with the ghetto doser! Just kidding, it's not a bad product but I have had problems. I've never used a "high-end" doser so I can't really compare it but for the price it does a pretty good job. When I recalibrate mine I just shoot for the time it takes to dose...

I think the alk is a tad high. I used to keep mine between 10-11 until I went on vacation and it spiked to 12.5 and I had ill effects. If you keep it between 8-9 or 9-10 then you have more room for error. I agree with turbonut that the API test kit for phosphate doesn't give a good enough...

I've run into the same problem before. I don't believe you ever answered the question of whether you are using an auto doser. If so, it's true what Spanky said, that they are not always accurate. Maybe it's because I bought a ghetto auto doser but I've found the amount dispensed can vary from...