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Awesome, Most of my visits to the bay area on Sundays so this will work out perfectly. Hope to see you soon.

Congrat Steve and Theresa, you guys deserved for all the work that you two have done for the foundation.

Wow nice clams. I wanted to drop by yesterday but you guys closed on sunday. Next time am in town, I definitely want to drop by and pick up some corals.

I've used the Bayers products extensively for all my dips and it is the best dipping method by far IMO. The corals doesn't seem to get stressed either. Even my fire ice echinata don't mid this dip. For Zoanthids I still use iodine though.

My number one favorite sps coral is milli ... I want a frag of each color you got Robert. You should do a millis frag pack.

Make sure to check the parameter of your make up water and adjust it for your purpose before doing the water change. Sometime I use a lower salinity in my make up water like down from 1.026 to 1.025 when I need to lower the parameter a bit.

I think you have several things that might contribute to the STN, your parameter went rhough some changes specifically mag and alk. We all know corals will get burn tips from spike or dip in alk, but they will also get burn tips from a spike in mag. both of your alk and mag are on the higher...

I have seen banana wrasse, and Lunar wrasse eat them in my tank

The cal and alk seems to be out of the optimal balance to me, I think if you lower your alk and raise your cal slowly it will be better. Also I notice the corals seems to be opening nicely except for the burned edges, this might point to suddent changes of one of the three components...

The 30 watt version is very nice, but I will wait for the 90 watt version. The new version looks sweet

What did they bring? Spam?

Congrat and good luck with your new business

It is also alergy season so when you are working hard breathing hard you take in more pollens ? :D just a though

That stuff is pour on resin, it give you a very nice thick clear glossy finish If you want a guitar like finish then it's laquer, wet sand 600-grits sand paper, laquer, wet sand 800-grits, laquer, wet sand ..... and after the last coat use a buffer.

I've used tooth paste for my acrylic and it works great, for glass you might want to try a dremil with a buffer bit and some polishing/buffing compound

So I picked up a brown out sps frag, the label was brown out coral and the plug was one of those nice square white ceramic plug. I have a feeling someone was hiding a surprise in this swap because the coral might turn out to be a nice one. I'll take picture as soon as it colors up, so far it...

I dip them for about 5-10 minutes, shake them and use a baster.

It sounds like somekind of infection, I have done fresh water dip in the past and it works for me so you might want to give it a try. Make sure the fresh water is at the same temp and PH.

The Chemical police is going to scream but so be it :D I used levamisol, got rid of all of them last year and have not seen one since. This chemical is pretty strong so make sure to use tons of carbon and big water changes to dilute it when you are done. I use FWE as part of my dipping...

Use a smaller return pump, get rid of the noise and save energy at the same time ;)