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Thanks to all those who made comments concerning rocks messing with the amount of copper in the system and possibly overdosing and killing the fish. I've never tried qt a fish with copper yet been to scared to. Yet my plan was always to use fat pvc pipes and elbows if or when I do. This is...

Shouldn't be a problem just never use that rock again for a display. Maybe keep it as a permanent qt rock. Even dried out etc little chance of ever making it reef safe again

That's awesome, sorry It was too far for me to make the drive. Glad he will take if from you.

I have a pack of frozen Roe cubes i could give you, from the past BrineShrimpfactory group buy. Can't speak to quality etc but every fish i have love it biggest to smallest

If the tank will be empty no livestock maybe @Coral reefer @Apon or @Turkeysammich there maybe other sf members willing to grab just the tank and equipment to pass on

Please let us know if know if no one reaches out about picking up the tank. We could definitely arrange for some one to get it until someone is interested in a nano tank. Also let us know what member arranges to pick it up. We would also be intrested in seeing how they continue what you have...

Still in for now

Maybe quicker if you catch a flight and drop it off yourself, let me know If you go I would be temtped to get one for you to drop off as well jk.

How long did it take to recover from when you got it? Very impressive

Are you serious? Like you can really do that?

@Coral Hub (Nathan) maybe message him directly he could probably work out a deal for larger purchases. I'm not saying he will only that he might. I've bought plugs from him many times.

900 flashing means p04nis greater than the dectable range of the checker. I have a high range version you could borrow if you want a accurate number. Neptunes uses the aqua spin tester it's good to get a idea but not accurate enough that you would want to make any adjustments to your system on...

Not if it's a natural occurring brown coral to start with. If it's a coral that wasn't brown but turned brown due to poor tank conditions high nutrients or in adquate lighting it's possibly in that case for the coral to regain color. Could take weeks or up to a year, in a ideal environment...

The issue is leaching contaminants in the water. It won't happen over night in most cases it's a gradual release. Which can kill coral, inverts cause alage blooms the list could be very much endless. Seeing that you went to neptunes, I have many lbs of already cured(ready to go liverock no...

Hello lol, you came to mind but where would you put a zoa

Lol I was more thinking under 18 students

I wasn't in any way offended. You in my opinion spoke truth. In a blunt lol, yet not disrespectful way at all.

In the nem tank my only one with sand, I've never once cleaned sand. Nither do i clean crushed coral in main tank. I've never even suctioned water from main display during water changes. I cut off the return and empty the sump all the way and refill it. Don't take this as me saying this is...

Crazy blasto I assume?

I'm not sure we currently have many actual students in the club at the moment. Though There are a few classroom tanks I saw mention of a while back in the club. @popper