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I got the same copy pasted message so I agree

All sold! I'll have some more in prob 3-4 weeks. Let me know if you wanted a certain size. Thanks all!

A is pending! C and E available Full View A - 60 --> PENDING C - 100 E - 90

If its the red planaria ones a six one will work and keep their numbers in check

Thanks for the nem! Settling in nicely. Clowns love it

D and F is sold. B is pending. A, C, and E are still available. Open to trades or offers for the rest!

Thanks! I got them locally a year or so back and remember the community helping the guy name them. One of my favorites

Here's so close ups as well. A - 60 B - 40 --> PENDING C - 100 D - 50 --> SOLD E --> 90 F - 60 --> SOLD

Hi all. I have 6 frags of koji wada available with each being 2.5 to 3.5 inches tall. Multiple branches on most and I can take better pictures if needed. I'm located in 92683 (Westminster) and can also do pickup in 92708 (Fountain Valley). Curbside pickup! Open to trades for BTAs or mushrooms...

I got the same email but for BTAs. I chose to ignore it.

There are a few overhangs and areas where your fish can hide, but I wouldn't be too worried personally with the list you're trying to keep. I would just add the clownfish last as they can get territorial once comfortable in the tank. You can always add more rocks as needed or carve the rock like...

Rock work looks good! I would consider adding more areas for fish to hide as needed. Firefish can be skittish and would love additional caves or areas to hide. I always love my gobies in a reef tank with the randalls being my favorite. You can add the shrimp that pairs with it too. I would also...

Has your tank been cycled yet? There's a lot of people who start a tank without doing the proper setup. There's a lot of videos on bulkreefsupply YouTube on setting up and cycling a tank. Just want to make sure before you fill up your tank so you don't lose fish and coral. I'm in Westminster...

Just a few spots of cyano in the area with less flow. It's mainly on the side and not on top of the sand. Other than that, it's relatively healthy. I think it just might need more movement from critters or increasing the flow in that area. Here's a pic of the spot.

Hi everyone, I've never gotten around to posting my tank and thought I should finally stop being lazy and put together a build. I started this tank about 4 years ago in high school and am currently in college studying marine bio and environmental science. I've always been into marine life and...

Yeah I wish I had did a bigger sandbed when I first started the tank a few years ago. Mines about 2 inches deep. Thanks for the advice everyone

I've never considered a sea cucumber before! Feels like they'll get too big for my 45g very fast

Yeah for sure. It's only one specific part of my tank that's dirtier than the rest. My sandbed isn't too deep and the surface is good. Lots of beneficial fauna in the sandbed that i want to keep. Just that one specific stretch of my tank gets dirty since my conch and wrasses avoid that area lol

Hey guys, what do you keep for your CUC for a nice, clean sandbed? I have a conch and snails (cerith and nassarius) that will help clean the sand, but feel like my sandbed still gets dirty. I was considering a diamond goby but not sure if it'll get along with my wheelers. Thoughts?

+1 for seaside in HB for fish. I've gotten most of my fish and inverts there with no problems. Their coral selections is not the best tho. I wouldn't go to Tong's. Their fish usually seem to not be healthy or live long.