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Do you have a way to pick it up and tow it to San Martin?

Try to find someone who berths there to get the inside scoop. Have met people waiting decades to get a slip there. This was for sailboats, so maybe different for powerboats.

Hahahaha! That was one crazy towed boat launch! Got the job done, though. Abalone days were cool.

Instead of trying to cut it with precision, could you focus on its brittleness? Can you use a very long screwdriver or the like, and tap the coral (not the rock) with a hammer? Two people, no dangerous bashing that could break your tank, but fracture the stylo? Or, partially drain tank and drill...

Good advice for my BioCube that has two powerheads. Never considered switching to a stronger pump. Hmm.

Find or introduce a woman to reef tanks. When my husband and I were dating I was a cheap date (not sure that sounds right) - visiting LFS, trip to Sacto area along the River Road to visit several, or even cleaning his tank together, haha.

Great variety for a mixed reef!

For someone who has tanks in remote location (school) I suggest ordering a Tunze Osmolator ATO today and set it up as soon as it arrives to get it set up just right. Hands down my best tank stability and protection investment. Other members use other brands with success. Expensive, but not...

How long until you leave? Make any changes ASAP and resist the urge to tweak anything before you go like last minute cleaning or moving of equipment. Also, if there is anywhere a snail can go such as on a water level sensor or into overflow/drain, fix that now.

Bumping this up - people were asking about purchasing BAR shirts at the swap.

Fun swap! Good to check in with people I haven't seen since Covid started plus met some great new members. Went home with cool frags for our newest classroom tank. I bet no one else had their local police pay them a visit during dipping and tank placement... I had called school security who said...

@RandyC that is a very interesting article. They didn't expel their zooxanthellae. I was wondering about temp changes during his flight and car ride home. In their controlled experiment they kept the temp the same. I don't have enough of any coral to try this out, but since picking up some...

If still available, I am interested in Green Monty Spongadas and Tropic THunder. I will be at the swap. Let me know if I should request through BarCode.

No, it's like this: https://tbsaltwater.com/product/purple-spined-urchin-arbacia-punctulata/

Purple-spine urchins from Florida devour coralline algae; I wish they didn't scrape all of it off. Also can scrape insulation off of circ pump cables in the water if you don't wrap them with coil wrap.

Molamola will bring two 6-ft tables instead of one.

Bummer you cannot attend. Are you in Alameda? Late notice, but I'm sure I could swing by Friday if that works, preferably afternoon or evening.

Welcome! I look forward to seeing your tank journal.

Thank you Cos! I know you offered last spring but I was just trying to make it through the school year. It would be cool to add some new frags once my new classes start and assign them to students to photograph, sketch and document throughout the year. A day of coral lessons in my non-marine...

Thank you for the suggestions. Since the tank is not too full yet, I could drain and silicone it properly, but I have a lot of tank stuff to get done before school starts (and home projects), so that's a long cure time and alternate frag placement. Think I may try the super glue idea. Overflow...