Recent Message Board Posts

Author: jeffm
Subject: Making room and things must go!
Posted: September 29 2020 at 5:20pm

Alright guys we are moving stuff around and need to make some space! I am selling colony sized frags for $15. Everything is super healthy but just is taking up too much space. Here is a list of the corals I am selling for that price.
Please text me at 8013001228 to set up a time to come see them. Here are a few pics just so you can see my coral has good colors and is healthy but this is not a picture of every item. If you want to see more just come over and check them out.
WWC Yellow tipKeepers Spaghetti acroRR Aussie GoldPink Tip StagORA Green birdsnestBirds of ParadiseRMF BiohazardStarburst Monti capRed hot Chili pepper monti RR The VinhLast Dragon/Pac-ManTyree Tierra Del FuegoWWC Grafted capBlueberry SpecialOrange digitataTurakiRed DragonJedi mind trick montiMystic MontiFew unknown acrosGreen toadstool 

Author: mOnster
Subject: 93 cube
Posted: September 29 2020 at 2:06pm

I have a nice 93 gallon cube with a nice Aquarium driftwood carpentry stand, Elite Aquatics sump, vertex omega Skimmer, Ecotech M1 return pump, heater, live sand and live rock all you need it’s lighting for a killer setup, $750 OBO or $600 without the M1 pump, located in WV, (note) lights are not included pretty much all that’s needed for a nice setup.

Author: Franksreef
Subject: 144G half cylinder tank stand canopy FS
Posted: September 29 2020 at 9:46am

Tank is SOLD. 

Author: Adam Blundell
Subject: Need advice: Buy new bucket of salt or supplement?
Posted: September 28 2020 at 9:05pm

Kalkwasser 
Adam

Author: Goonter
Subject: Need advice: Buy new bucket of salt or supplement?
Posted: September 28 2020 at 6:32pm

Thanks Adam— that’s the route I decided to go. I’m working on the magnesium right now then plan to work on the calcium. I’ve been going back and forth on selecting a calcium/alk supplement.  I’ve been debating on either BRS cacl/sodium bicarbonate, reef code a/b powder, or tropic marin all for reef (I’ve heard amazing things about this, it is pricier but viable for a small tank). Any recommendations? I’ve done esv b-ionic in the past and liked it, but it’s sold out everywhere I’ve looked. 

Author: Adam Blundell
Subject: Need advice: Buy new bucket of salt or supplement?
Posted: September 28 2020 at 1:57pm

Interesting question.I'm unsure.I think I would dose over a few days and bring the numbers up, but keep using the salt.
Adam

Author: Jeffatpm
Subject: Galaxia for sale looks like mini torch
Posted: September 28 2020 at 9:33am

I have a Gallaxia I’m looking to sell, it looks like a mini torch Coral it’s super cool. I’m running out of room on my sand bed and want to save up for a trident.I paid $50 when it was a frag and now it’s easily four times as big.  I mounted it on an old galaxia skeleton.
Asking $80
Kevin801-358-1353Text me and I can send a video or Live Photo.

Author: SharkByteShaz
Subject: Apex Classic for sale
Posted: September 27 2020 at 2:55pm

Bump

Author: Goonter
Subject: Need advice: Buy new bucket of salt or supplement?
Posted: September 27 2020 at 12:54pm

Hello! 
So here is the story. I noticed my parameters decreasing in calcium/alk and I’m using instant ocean salt which I bought a bucket and have started using that instead of a bag. I tested with API and asked on a separate forum and they insisted it I needed to get salifert test kits... I got nearly the same numbers.  I figured maybe I didn’t mix the bucket well enough and it may have had stuff settle, so I tested water prior to mixing the salt and after and it’s been the same. Calcium is around 340 and alk is about 9 on both batches. 
My corals are looking great which is what I’m leaning more toward over numbers. So here are my options and I can’t decide which is a better route? 
-Continue using the salt mix but start supplementing.-Buy a new bucket of the same mix and hope it’s a better composition.-Switch salts.
Parameters:28 gallon - 1 fish, 6 corals (1 SPS) I don’t think my tank has a heavy enough bio load that this these parameters should be a problem and with the size I think all 3 options are viable. Salinity 1.025Temp: 77Alk: 8.9Ca: 355Mg: 1140
Any advice on which is the best/cost effective/least headache approach? 

Author: Adam Blundell
Subject: Captive Bred Seahorses for Sale
Posted: September 26 2020 at 6:48pm

We may actually be interested in them soon.Adam

Author: chuckfu5
Subject: Looking for a fun, exciting job? Look no further!
Posted: September 25 2020 at 6:35pm

SeaQuest aquarium is currently hiring for a Marine Husbandry Manager. If you have a passion for aquatic husbandry and have Managerial experience this might be the perfect position for you! Below is a link to the position, but if you have any questions feel free to DM me!


Check out this job on Indeed:
SeaQuest Management Inc.
Marine Husbandry Mgr
Layton, UT 84041
https://www.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=85c4632670ecfd76&from=native