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Former anemone breeder here. Removing anemones if you can remove the rock is pretty easy. Just hang it upsidedown over a bucket and put on ice cube on the foot. It takes a minute or two. They do not like the cold. Let gravity be your friend here. If you can not remove the rock, freeze a water...

Picture and price?

In the last 23 years I have had a tank for 22 years and 6 months. Had periods without a tank two times, when I moved states. I have been on the board and even President of large local clubs for a ten year period, I have moderated large sites (in the helpful way, I never banned anyone), I have...

Let's see some pictures of the tank and equipment. No one is going to drive to Calabasa with 5k in cash without seeing some pics.

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You have 3 different types of algae in your pictures. Your best bet is going to be to get something that eats algae. Even with perfect water parameters you will grow algae. Algae is only removed by being consumed IME. Even if you get your water parameters perfect, it will still grow given the...

I ran one, it didn't do much for me. I am less then a mile from the 605/405/22 interchange, so opening a window didn't help me much either. Dosing kalk was the answer for me, and something I wish I started years ago.

You can purchase very small captive bred ones as well if you are interested in that. They are a bit larger then a pea. Really cool to get CB ones and watch them grow IMO.

If you need a big bin to cure the rock in let me know. I have one that is slightly smaller then 4x4 and has been on the side of my house since I cured my rock in it last year. I'm on the Long Beach OC border I just rinsed mine with the hose. Let it dry out. Then put it in the bin. I also ran...

Did you breed the Comes? How old are they? If you did not breed them what is the source? How many do you have? What sex? What size are they? Are they in a tank with other species, or a system with other species of syngnathids?

My 50g tank dosed 2200 mL yesterday, and that is about average. The thing is, the amounts will not be consistent from you to someone else, and it is wildly misunderstood. It really is dependent on the pH of your Kalk solution and on what you do to make sure it maintains that pH and does not...

I don't think what you have pictured there warrants resealing it. Looks fine to me. When you reseal it, you would have to take out all of the silicone. You basically scrape it off, and then there are some cleaners that help to remove it. It is by far the hardest part.

I resealed my 160g waterbox, and the sump. It is not hard, well the sump was hard, the tank is actually very very easy. You want to make sure you use the right silicone. I really recommend the Aquascape Pro. It is a few dollars more, but when you have worked with it, and then something else...

I would highly recommend against it.

What if I know a guy that does have one..... I got mine from him. Great seller, and fantastic light. http://www.socalireefs.com/index.php?threads/brand-new-ai-hydra-64-black.108846/#post-1096559

I would love to get some of this from you. I am looking to start my own cultures of phyto and pods. I will send you a DM. :D

Welcome! ya, let's see your tank! Theres not shame in the game here man. We just like tanks.

I have no idea. I'd do $50 for it. Are you local?

MVP!!!

Are these the pictures of the system you are trying to sell for $1800?