Recent content by anizato

wait! salinity between 1.020 and 1.026 is a HUGE range.... what are you using to measure your SG? stay at 1.025 OR 1.026. pick ONE, You want to figure out how much salt it takes (literally take a scale and weigh it) to make ONE GALLON of RODI into 1.025 saltwater. For me personally it is...

is the 25 still available? been looking for one

Hey, sorry to hear about the clownfish. That’s always tough early on. BUT ... welcome to the hobby, REEFER ;) Are you making your own RODI yet? If not, that should be your first upgrade. It’s one of the best investments for long-term stability. Here are a few quick tips from running my own...

I would like a frag of this one. @Krak256, @Darkxerox, @Song, @splitting_lanes, @SJ701, @MichaelB, @Kenzo, @rye22, @Finnaddict, @anizato, have requested a frag. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I would like a frag of this one. @TMK112, @newfly, @anizato, have requested a frag. This post was automatically created by BARcode

amazing! If you ever have success with another batch, I'd love to take one.

is it too late to get a piece of this?

That's a very generous offer my friend. I will definitely keep in touch if I go this route! Thank you!!!

This actually looks pretty cool.

Hey Reefers, I’ve got an itch for an Innovative Marine 25g Lagoon where nothing off-the-shelf quite fits, especially in depth. Before going full custom, I wanted to see if anyone has: A stand (wood, metal, or custom) lying around that fits or could be adapted to those dimensions = 23.6 inches...

sorry, I understand I kind of lost my head there. I guess I misread your tone. my bad. I'm new to BAR, much better vibe than other places for sure.

evidence? yes your honor, i'll present my evidence at the hearing. a quick google search can save you the trouble of sounding douchey i've done it myself after having taken advice from an advanced reefer that did the same in their tank.

it suffocates them when they try to catch all the debris coral snow is dragging away, they reel it in and the coral snow clumps in their feeding hole and they die.

dose coral snow regularly, all the vermetids in the tank should die in a matter of weeks.

interesting. so placing a brown coral into favorable conditions won't necessarily color it up?