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Depending on where you're from, it may be more convenient to head to SF from here (Castro Valley) I don't mind holding any frags for you that you might collect from the fragging workshop and can bring them to the frag swap for pick up.

I can hold any extra frags that dont want to be taken home.

Might have to make the event more "enticing" and throwing down some racks of ribs on the smoker. What do you guys think?

I've got a stylo mini colony (about softball size) and that we can frag up if we need more pieces for people to be able to practice using the band saw. I've also got a big dead monti skeleton (not as fun but will give the experience of cutting coral skeleton) I've got 2 band saws here (1 gryphon...

The last pic is orange oxides. And looks like they are on a fairly thin flat rock? We could cut the rock with the band saw if you wanted to frag those. The green ones are probably a palythoa and not a zoa and would recommend not bringing those.

Picked up SKA Jackpot, MC Prom Queen, CE Flappybird and a baby OG Bounce.

These are the ways! That I plan on doing but still haven't done, but you definitely should! Lol

I'd love a piece of this to grow out! Let me know if you have one available. Thanks! PM sent.

Ill take it!

Under whites the yellows definitely won't pop as much. Blue lights are where HGs along with many other high end corals shine. Most torches can take quite a bit of PAR. I have some that are under around 450 PAR

Have fun guys! I'm not feeling well today so won't be able to make it out after all. I'll definitely stop by with the fam one time though as the pizza looks amazing and the wings have caught my interest lol

I'm gonna try to make it out to this.

Do you have branching GSP already?

I ended up gluing it in for my varios 2 when I had to do the same. I used PVC cement but I think Oatey All Purpose Cement would be more proper.

I found my blue tang eating zoas too. Luckily no mushrooms and I don't really care to keep zoas in my display. Hope these 2 find a good home!

Only reasons I see to use diffuser is if the light is positioned so that you constantly have direct line of sight to the LEDs, or if you are trying to eliminate the discoball effect. Aside from that there really should be no reason to use a diffuser. One last scenario is specifically for Ai...

Guess some work will be done to the tank today.

Green killing machines work great for temporary use as I've used them in the past for a quick fix. but I've also heard they aren't salt water safe and have metal components inside of them that rust. I have yet to get a chance to open one up to confirm. I've also used the in tank Aqua Top UV...

East Bay @Randy C

You know I'm down! Let me know when you plan on doing East Bay as far ahead of time as possible. We can make my place a last stop and I'll have food and drink ready for ya'll!