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Just saw the reminder of this live event put on by California Academy.

Welcome to the club.

This is why this club is so amazing.

That sucks. Is that something where that panel can be replaced or would it be to much money?

Welcome to the club.

I bought a MDP 5000 in December and so far so good. It is silent. But to be fair I was running a Mag9.5 beforehand.

I do feed a lot but probably nothing close to you. I feed two cubes of homemade food a day, AB+ and Norwegian Cod Liver Oil every night, 2 million baby brine shrimp twice a week, Reef Roid and yeast twice a week. What LFS did you get the tubastrea from? ,

If you don't mind me asking, how much did it cost to make the tank? Always thought of trying my hand at building one but it seems like it can be easy to foul up.

How easy is it to keep tubastrea? Always thought of getting one. You make it seem easy, but its probably the heavy feeding you do.

I've touched my Frogspawn quite a few times and never had a reaction.

Several weeks ago I had built a control panel for my garage tank. Finally got around to painting and installing it. Before After

Sadly my Lubbock wrasse I got in June passed away. Last night it jumped behind the tank when I was doing some coral work. I was able to get it back in the tank with five minutes. After another five minutes of it laying on the sand gasping it did swim away on its own, so I thought that was a good...

In his latest post he is sending two to a local Bay Area person. Someone that builds large tanks.

Yeah just my iPhone X.

Thank You again.

If Eric doesn't end up taking it I will. I have always thought about getting a Starry Blenny or Molly Miller blenny.

My blue tang(in he/hers early 20s) is the same. Some times it’s twice a year other times it might be 3 or 4 times year. I don’t change up the feeding. Normally goes away in a week or so.

Welcome.

Whats the GPH of the power heads?

Wanted to see if I could squeeze out some more growth and wanted to mimic the temperature that most corals are growing in nature. With that said the same coral can grow in different temperatures. But that's just me.