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Had to do an emergency tank breakdown and need to sell my coral. Priced to sell quickly. Can pick up today in South Pasadena. 1. 3-4 inch neon green toadstool leather + 1" frag - $20 2. 2 headed green torch - $20 3. 4-5 head Duncan - $20 4. 4x3" + 3x3" mat of green star polyps - $20 5. 30+...

+1 on changing water. Run a refugium if you can.

nice shroom/pic.

That thing is awesome

That thing looks sweet with the lighting

looks awesome, im jealous...

great, i'll check it out. thank you much

Thanks, Ndidn't check those, im assuming you have to open up the unit. I bought it from someone and didn't get the manuals.

I have 3 Stark LED units linked together. Been working for months. One day the whites on one of the units doesn't work. Blues and UVs are fine. Im far from an electrician. Any ideas? Thanks

+1 for just waiting it out and increasing flow. Mine stayed closed for weeks without me doing anything. Then just popped up and started growing. I recently moved mine up in the tank to get more light and it likes it. If nothing else works in a week or so, move it up if possible

+1 scraper first. pluck off the ones that will easily come off. Say sorry to the ones that don't. Do it during peak light cycles. Should be less of them out

Find out what light sources theyre coming from first, try to mimic. If not then yea, start low

good point, probably will only be in there for a couple days but good idea. I have some extra tanks, maybe i'll leave them in those instead of rubbermaids

Thanks, do you heat it at the same tank temp or can you go cooler?

great color

Im in the process of an urgent breakdown of my tank. What's the best way to store live rock before trying to sell it? It'll be sitting in the garage? Should I keep it dark with a skimmer? Or can I just leave it in a bucket with a water pump? Do I need to light it?

Are you running a refugium?

I pulse mine every minute. But it depends on how long your tank is and where you place the pumps. I have a 6 foot and theyre on opposite sides. It takes a minute just for 1 pump to push the water consistantly in the other direction. My coral seem to like to be pushed in one direction for a few...

Also, I recommend gluing to rubble rock first. That way you have more options on placement rather than gluing to a piece of show rock