Recent content by MichaelB

Thanks, yellow and green The two lower ones you posted based on pictures are what mine are. Seems the spots I spots on the fins go away as they mature. I got mine very small.

Not sure that's what they were label as at Ac. Though mine have the same 3 black dots as my melanurus wrasse.one bright yellow other almost a pastel white (label and told it was a green one) Just like this picture.

Melanurus, a green corsis and yellow corsis wrasse were the 3 that nuked the flatworms for me. Flatworm exit i used 4 different times it was only a temporary solution while I was fishless. They vanished in 2 weeks after adding those 3 wrasses.

Still available.

I gave a frag to @spuri87 today. This post was automatically created by BARcode

Also keep crazy eye out for more. If you had one.

He has another business this was his side venture so 90% of his attention goes to other business kinda hard to succeed when ur not present 90% of the time. As a person he's a cool guy. But totally agree way in over his head from the start to much going on to run 2 places effectively. It's 2...

My wrasses ate them off everything. Yet I only feed once a day so not sure if that plays a part and the wrasses were all smaller in size.

I started adding up cost of kessil a mounting arms lol so made me think of other options. This was 100% diy. Luckily I'm better with wood than plumbing. I wouldn't mind helping you make something but not charging as I'm no professional.

Update 3 of floating light mount. So far I got it hung. I need to determine what lights I will start off using. Than I will have to figure out how to attach them to the hood. Than hide the wires etc. Feels like solid progress so far.

Do u have a tap in line for drinking water before the di resin ? I recall reading rodi water isn't good for us humans to drink. I think specific the di resin removes something we should have in our water. @ReyDeFarts would know this I'm sure based on his job.

Our Young Jedi knight is trying to join the bar tech support team.

A melanurus, a green corsis wrasse and a yellow corsis wrasse. Your melanurus wrasse must identify as a tang lmao.

Update #2 of diy floating canopy project. Continuing from the previous this project started from plain wood yesterday that I painted white. Today I actually had some helpers at a few key points in the project. Locking pulleys for the ability to raise or lower the entire canopy should...

I would take some if your going to the swap or will be in the southbay at some point.