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Im interested :)

I have one

I make my own every now and then; Selcon soaked freeze dried cyclop-eeze PE Mysis PE Calanus Fresh clams Fresh shrimp Fresh oysters Nutramar Ova Live (not for long) blackworms Shredded Nori Fresh fish (usually snapper)

Most fish, if well taken care of, will live for many years (10-20 depending on the fish) and if your fish are dying at a rate to where you need to constantly replace them you are doing something wrong.

It has coral. Mainly sps... I let the tank mature for 7 months or so before adding sps

I have one on R2R I will definitely frag some pieces for whoever wants some if I get it :) https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/mmacros-150-48-x31-x24.303253/

Im interested

I have a lineaged piece that looks fairly similar to the pictures. (Under slight blues of course) That is until my foxface knocked it into the sand and it bleached.

Hmm... From what it sounds like you are just looking for some free frags. Just go around DBTC threads and put your name in like everyone else. If you want to ‘add life’ go to your LFS and buy some coral.

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/tank-transfer-method.192655/

Nice! I can pick it up along with the zoas if I get picked.

Tomorrow works

Yes, still interested. Can pick up in milipitas

I have a pair valenciennea sexguttata in my 150. They do a great job of keeping the sand clean and IME aren’t as aggressive and don’t throw sand around like diamond sifters do. They eat everything including nori.

Im also down to throw in some money for a club CSB

What im saying is that everyone (especially newer hobbyists) should do their research before buying anything.

Mistake 1: Trusting someone on craigslist.. Mistake 2: Not doing your research. Mistake 3: Posting it on here. Lol...

Hes over half of ALL DBTCs hahaha

I would agree that they aren’t the BEST option, but I have had a much higher success rate with using BBS over copepods. :)

Freshly hatched brine carry a yolk sac for the first few hours after hatching. From what I have read brine shrimp in this time period are more nutritious than most copepods feeding on phytoplankton. I have cultured many different kinds of pods and phytoplankton in the past. They multiply rapidly...