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I love a green tipped if you have one. Thanks!

That looks like 3 of the BBS. I'll bring a few extra as well in case or for the swap

I would love any cool shrooms you want to send my way! Thanks

If anyone wants fresh cuts of Beefy Blue Stag, let me know.

Looking forward to seeing y'all

Or check how the led string goes into the LSM and then put any light with that plugh and wattage into the LSM

Easiest way is to replace the leds in the LSM with white leds. Jamie did that for a few years, then stopped because the color of the light doean't seem to matter. It seemed a pretty straightforward replacement.

If we do it during the day during the week, maybe I'll shoot down to help

That was really really fun!

Ok, we are gonna need to fix that 'technique'' Vince!

Sweet. Can you come by tomorrow? I am on the East end. :D

I always have some. Let me kmow

I have to cut back some stuff, and have a bunch of the corals listed above. If you are interested and can pick up in Alameda, asap, please post in this thread. Thanks.

Depends on the set you get and what you are doing them. I have a bucket full, so I often just root around for the one that seems to fit the need I pulled this set from amazon, and the close up shows two that are really good for scraping rock and removing lots of material like algae. I might...

Fight me! :D

Dental tools are really great for stuff like this. :D

Biological controls are hit and miss, and you are likely going to want to scrape the algae off to get the hervirores to start eating the algae - they are like deer, they eat the shoots and leaves, not the branches (bigger one can eat the branches, but our tanks are generally too small for those...

Just scrape it of and let it collect in a fliter sock.

Absolutely - strategy for algae management for a new tank is different from a mature tank due to benthic succession. In our tanks, not taking into account benthic succession is, IMO, what causes uglies and stress about algae. I was more referring to the idea that we need to show that algae and...

Algae and dinos both survive on wild reefs where n < .2 and p < .02.