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I can give you some more at the next meet up

Yeah, I guess they can. I dont have any experience with them, just what I have read about. Sounds like they are a bit hit or miss, and depends on the individual

Moorish idol? I heard their diet is mainly sponges in the wild. Also, what kind of sponges are they? I loved seeing the pineapple/white sponges in my old tank, would love to add some to my current tank

I was thinking that if I used older equipment that I have, I would just use the price I paid, whether it was new or used at the time. For example, I bought a used cube from someone on here for $50 years ago, and if I decided to use it for my build, I would take away $50 from my budget. I also...

My thought process was seeing how harsh of an environment they could survive while also having the lowest maintenance tank possible. Would probably manually top off once a day or every other day, so constant salinity fluctuations, lighting would be more heavier red spectrum, possibly intense...

I was thinking of doing a “free” build that is a vase of majanos on the window sill lmao

I have always like to physically frag my corals. Sometimes, I’ll place a rock or plug close to the coral and let it encrust over, then break it off. I’ve always sliced up mushrooms, but think I’m just going to see if my current one will leave babies instead of fragging it. I’ve also always...

I dunno, seems like a certain shipper of fish that has been quoted a bunch of times was unaware

Celebrating the other half of the family’s christmas next weekend, but I believe!

My saturday is fairly open…..

I realllllly want it, but that is one hell of a mission!

I really like puffers. I also like frogfish, though they are kind of boring lol

I’m pretty sure he made the video that I watched, commentary was similar, very entertaining lol

I just watched a spearfishing video on them, they dont have any natural predators so arent scared, super easy to spear them

Specifically for corals, found it in one google search https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/live-coral

I dont fly very often, and have never gone to an expo out of state before, and brought coral back. I’ve read about other’s doing it plenty of times. In that thread I linked, someone talks about bringing a carpet anemone as a carry on. Plenty of examples if you look for them

Looks like the mercury levels are fairly low as well! Any want to go on a fishing trip lol. No bag or size limit

Nice! Its always great when an invasive species also tastes good :p

Sounds like the 3 oz liquids rule is exempt for live animals, so people bring fish/corals through their carry on

Every state/county will have their own rules and regulations for collection of different types of animals, but in general, it seems fairly common to be legal to collect animals for personal use. Crossing state borders can possibly get tricky sometimes. I researched reptiles a while ago, it is...