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Glad to be on board!

Had a great time everyone. Thanks for the warm welcome and the undivided attention. If you have any questions or want to just talk about aquaculture, my door is open. Regards, Chad M. Clayton

Hi everyone; this is Chad Clayton from Reed Mariculture. I look forward to meeting everyone in May to discuss some of the finer points of copepod culture such as: how to culture the various groups of copepods, why copepods are used in aquaculture and reef keeping, and how are they being...

Ooops... yes, Terence Fugazzi is the VP of Sales and Marketing at Netpune Systems. He KNOWS his stuff like no one else. - Gresham Hendee Please note: Chad Clayton is going to take over this account from here out. I've taken a job at an aquaponic farm as their aquaculture manager. I'll still...

Sure, not a problem.

Hi All... Our mysids are drop shipped from the grower in Florida. They mainly raise them as bio-assay organisms. We commercially grow several species of copepods, several species of rotifers and our main production is numerous species of phytoplankton. We grow more algae in a day, then any...

no coral maternity lab is complete without an outboard motor!

I was advised against using PLA in aquaria. Not sure of the reason, I'll ask my modeler.

There's quite a few sponges that are bad. This one is in a poor location (but not a bad one IIRC), I'd scrape it off and scrub the area with a tooth brush (do both outside of the tank). The ones you really want to avoid, for the most part, you cannot tell they are there... they are boring...

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Sorry, was going off this: http://www.aquariumoxygenator.com/ With import items. if there are stocking issues, historically those products ends up going dodo, or support is so poor in terms of replacement parts, etc, people shy away from them after getting burned. Deltec and H&S can tell you...

Sounds Hydrogen peroxide based. Nothing is in stock... that should raise flags for you, that and none of us have head of it.

You don't want it to tumble... you want the entire bed to lift up, but just short of actual tumbling, carbon or no carbon.

That's really attributed to fragging larger plates. Smaller ones become circular much quicker, under a year in most cases.

Yes, you can frag "tongue" corals. Be careful fragging "plates" though, its not as successful as most fragging goes.