Recent Message Board Posts

Author: spike2484
Subject: Duncan mini-colonies
Posted: March 02 2019 at 8:40am

Largest blasto sold. One more blasto colony and three more Duncan colonies for sale.

Author: D&Fs_SALTY_HEVAN
Subject: Corals
Posted: March 02 2019 at 8:05am






Duncan $35
Rainbow acan $50
Pinwheel scan $40
Other acans $35
Chalices $20


Edited by D&Fs_SALTY_HEVAN - Yesterday at 8:09am

Author: Carlsson
Subject: Ecotech Vectra L1 for sale
Posted: March 01 2019 at 9:20pm

Pretty much brand new pump. Comes with the original box and all original accessories (not the PVC schedule 40 adapter kit). $300 and will deliver in SLC area (this pump is currently $475 on BRS.com).

Author: Baghtal
Subject: Clowns laid eggs!
Posted: March 01 2019 at 5:08pm

That's what we heard. Looking forward to the next batch!

Author: D&Fs_SALTY_HEVAN
Subject: Med aussie Lobo
Posted: March 01 2019 at 4:22pm


$100

Author: D&Fs_SALTY_HEVAN
Subject: Croc island UFO scoly
Posted: March 01 2019 at 3:54pm


$180

Author: Wrogers
Subject: Red Dragon
Posted: March 01 2019 at 2:19pm

Red Dragon for sale had to frag Mommy.. $10.00, $20.00 and $30.00 pieces. Been cut for 60 days. 








Last pic is of Mother not for sale.. 10 frags to chose from.Will - 801.891.3640
Thx for looking !!

Author: Cesar_salgado
Subject: Rainbow hornets
Posted: March 01 2019 at 10:41am

Rainbow hornets $10pp
Sizes available 2p, 4p and 5p 801-556-3856


Edited by Cesar_salgado - March 01 2019 at 8:06pm

Author: Jesterrace
Subject: Jester's progress and upgrades
Posted: March 01 2019 at 9:52am

For those at wits end with green hair algae and hair algae in general, I recently tried Flucanozole out.  Here is what my tank looked like a few weeks before I started treatment.  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXUpzsgnKiU&t=83s
Here is what it looks like after a single dose and waiting for a month with no water changes and then following it with a 20 gallon water change and waiting for a week
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ3K8RCjSuw

Author: knowen87
Subject: Clowns laid eggs!
Posted: March 01 2019 at 9:29am

That's great. The nice thing is that they will lay another batch in a few weeks. Good luck. 

Author: Baghtal
Subject: Clowns laid eggs!
Posted: March 01 2019 at 8:58am

Hi all,
Our clownfish decided to start laying eggs! We've never bred fish before, but it is sounding like a fun new thing to learn about with the hobby. Someone a few years ago had a fantastic thread with pictures and regular updates about their clowns growing. Despite the sad ending there it was great to read through the posts and learn about it.
Anyway onto the topic of this post. I don't think we found the eggs early enough to get a rotifer farm up and running for this batch, so we're getting ready to get a breeding tank/rotifer bucket / etc... going for the next time they lay eggs. Is there anyone here who would be interested in trading corals and things for some black ice clownfish when (if?) they make it to maturity?

Author: Yz450f
Subject: LF nuvo fusion 10g
Posted: March 01 2019 at 1:06am

Adam Blundell wrote:

I've always got my hand in my tank. I have one on my desk, and I'm continuously fragging and playing. No way I could study by it.
Adam
True true, I will just need to plan more time to do my homework.

Author: Adam Blundell
Subject: LF nuvo fusion 10g
Posted: February 28 2019 at 7:16pm

I've always got my hand in my tank. I have one on my desk, and I'm continuously fragging and playing. No way I could study by it.
Adam

Author: spike2484
Subject: Duncan mini-colonies
Posted: February 28 2019 at 5:14pm

I also have two blasto mini colonies I'm looking to sell. One has about 15 heads, the other has about 25. The smaller one for $25 and the larger one for $40.

Author: Yz450f
Subject: LF nuvo fusion 10g
Posted: February 28 2019 at 3:07pm

I have taken care of plenty of saltwater tanks if you are basing your assumption off of inexperience. If you are saying it in general because I will be watching the tank more than doing my homework, so be it. All I have right now to relax me is a lava lamp and it is not cutting it. Moreover, the tanks I have had in the past have definitely given me feelings of relaxation. Plus the girlfriend usually goes to bed at a normal hour while I stay up. She does not like any lights on so I will be able to keep the tank on and be relaxed while receiving light from the tank for homework assignments because it "has to be on at night". Haha.

Edited by Yz450f - February 28 2019 at 4:57pm

Author: Jp801utah
Subject: FS Light fixture w bulbs
Posted: February 28 2019 at 10:32am

Did you end up donating them?

Author: Hogie
Subject: Anemone help. PLEASE
Posted: February 28 2019 at 9:32am

Can you test the parameters in your tank? Also, you don't to suddenly change as the shock will be bad too. You'll want to do it gradually.

Author: Inthenameofweez
Subject: Anemone help. PLEASE
Posted: February 28 2019 at 8:32am

Alright, I'll try a water change with instant ocean plain mix and see if he comes back out. He's closed up tight right now. I put a plastic mesh guard to protect from the maroon. Doesn't seem to be helping. Does anyone want to babysit while my tank chugs a long for a couple weeks?!

Author: solofish731
Subject: F/S 2 HYDRA 26 HD
Posted: February 28 2019 at 8:23am

I have 2 hydra 26HD lights for sale. I bought them brand new and only ran them for a month and decided I was going to go a different route. They come with the mounting arms retail price for the lights are $370 and the arms are $80 before tax and shipping I’m selling them for $330 each text message works best if interested 801-529-3526

Author: Adam Blundell
Subject: LF nuvo fusion 10g
Posted: February 28 2019 at 7:17am

It will definitely not be relaxing, and beneficial to your studies lol.  It will be a complete distraction from your work.  
But go for it!
Adam