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Go Raiders! I hope both teams do well this year, FINALLY! I have to admit though, I think the 9'rs are going to be pretty damn good this year and win the nfc west.

Enjoy but don't be hater--if we had that kind of dough we would do the same thing: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/19/garden/19aqua.html?emc=eta1 Patrick

Man, I remember when people paid big bucks for this coral: http://www.reefready.net/add.php?ct=collector&name=Blue%20Snowflake%20Cloves%20small&id=347&page=11 Now people want to get rid of them. I like them because they add a nice blue color to the purples, green, and reds of coralline...

Well, the good news is that I do not have AEFW. Yay! The bad news is that I still have not figured out why my millis are browning out and slowly declining. As I mentioned before, I got rid of 6 inches of sand in my refugium because I thought maybe my tank was suffering from old tank...

Looking like a young gunner in that pic Gusty. Awesome looking fish.

Fingerwrinkles I think got the other frag.

For the Drew's dosing pumps--how do you automate them? With timers or do they have controller built in? The Bubble Magus and GHL Profilux look pretty sweet (especially since I decided to dose Magnesium as well)...

Anyone know where I could find a good deal for these pumps? I want to use it to dose 2 part calcium (about 1 cup a day) Patrick

I was in Palm Springs for a wedding and the hotel I stayed used a chiller on their pool. Day after day of 115 degree heat turned their pools into hot tubs.

I'll a nice big colony--including the base. Patrick

Hmmm. My Cherry Bomb Milli and the Sunrise Milli were the first 2 corals that I lost. uh oh.

My main flow is also directed at the millis so I'm hoping this is all a false alarm. Rich, I'm gonna take you up on you offer and bring a frag in next week to look at under the microscope.

A little background first: My millis started to brown out about 5 months ago. Very slowly. They have also recently started to RTN--both from the tips and from underneath as well as from the base. I still have decent polyp extension but the corals often slime up at night. In the last 6...

count me in for the smaller portions. Will you guys be posting the recipe for the 2 part? Thanks

Thanks Rich. I like it. GreshamH brings up a good point--I wonder how long the hinge would last underwater. If you kept it dry though....all you would have to worry about is salt creep making the hinge stick. and the holes on top would prevent major disasters if it did end up sticking.

How long is your photoperiod? Maybe your lights are on too long. Patrick

Swap patrol! Respect ma authoritay!

Gonna bring a ton of sunset monti, superman monti, and palmers milli. Plus some random odds and ends Patrick

My advice is lots and lots of sea urchins. I recommend 1 for every 20 gallons. They will utterly destroy all of bubble algae in no time. The steinhart does this for some of their smaller tanks by rotating a sea urchin between them.

I use a funnel (actually its a turkey baster)to prevent a siphon from occurring. I use an aqua lifter as my top off pump and I make sure the airtube is higher than the bucket. The air tube drips water water into a turkey baster that has its bulb taken out. the turkey baster then directs the...