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I won't be able to make it unfortunately . Have a good time everyone!

Correct, I have only a single turbo snail. But there are trochus, ceriths, and nassarius snails Maybe I should get more turbo snails! I will keep an eye on the sponges. Something wild happened today The turbo snail was on the waterline of the tank while I went in to catch some lettuce sea...

I already have a similar one but that's super cool that it just showed up on your live rock!

The great news is that the turbo snail is doing his job. I've also been doing manual removal too. I noticed that the sponges that were growing in a small colony around one of my candy cane coral frags has sort of spread across the rock, and now I have multiple sponges. The sponges have been...

I would like a frag of this one. @rye22, @JVU, @dangalang, @Kenzo, @tribbitt, @BlueSallymandr, have requested a frag. This post was automatically created by BARcode

Are these still available? I mostly have softies and LPS but wouldn't mind trying some hardy SPS if you don't mind giving them to a newer reefer.

Your tank looks amazing! Do your corals sting each other, being so close?

What on earth is that giant sea cucumber looking thing? Is it a sea cucumber?

OMG I don't really need clothes but it turns out that I need this

Beginner here, but when my new tank started to show dinos I threw in a bunch of pods and turned the lights off for a few days. Problem solved. I don't know how a blackout would affect your macroalgae but pods are probably a good idea anyway since your tanks is so new. You said east bay, if you...

I did a lot of manual removal and picked up a turbo snail to help with the hair algae. Things are looking better but not perfect yet: And here's a pic of my cleaner shrimp going straight for my dead skin when I let the snail go.

Oooh this is a great list, thank you! I'll have to start bucket shopping. I'll rent a Uhaul or something, I don't think my Camry is going to cut it. @MichaelB , yes, I'm still moving Oakland to Oakland, but the floor may not be done on my new house until the 12th unfortunately. The timing...

I can do whenever is needed!

Hi everyone, I'm hoping to move the fish on the weekend of May 17th-18th. Would people be available then? I can do anytime at all. What kind of supplies do I need? Other than I assume lots of buckets? Containers for any corals that come loose?

Possibly pending

I have 2-3 lettuce sea slugs that I'm making available. These slugs use the chlorophyll they get from bryopsis to photosynthesize, and are really neat. A good tank for them contains bryopsis to eat and some sort of protection to keep them from getting sucked into the powerheads/filter intakes...

Welcome! What kinds of corals do you have?

Huh, that's an interesting gizmo! I usually do all my manual removal/scrubbing first and only then start siphoning. Then I use a net to catch all the drifting stuff that didn't get siphoned...

Well, I still have algae, as I mentioned in another thread. On the plus side, my clownfish are sure enjoying the situation, lolol.

So you think definitely hair algae and not bryopsis? Thanks!