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I'll text him and relay his number to you.

Pics… Maybe @jstiltne ?

Have a friend that contacted me about finding a school tank home. He lives in SF and pick up would have to be in SF on his day off. He has a business in Larkspur by the ferry terminal but that would have to be talked to him. He prefers to donate the corals to a school. Nothing uber fancy, easy...

Maybe posting the dimensions would help a bit, some people may have a cabinet taking space that might suit your needs

Yeah, he moved long ago to NM? But I think it was way before 2014. I bet he'd say something really cool about lasers

Makes me wonder, Where's Tony ? @Gomer

You always need two extra guys with different point of views (for the funny videos).

Hardware stores (skip HD Lowe's) normally stock an array of O-rings; ACE, TrueValue and others should have a variety of O-rings. In SF, my place to go is Center Hardware on Third St. off Cesar Chavez

If you're handy, you could replace the LCD

Sadly sometimes it happens but is beyond our control. I’ve in the past posted many things to re-home but flakes or change of mind have forced me to do the once unthinkable…

That one is safe

You should reach out to MARS club as well.

That might be dinoflagellates? Can you spot a string like extension of it or little bubbles forming in/from it? The soft pink-ish coral, Does it open and close? If so, might be pom-pom xenia.

Seems likely.

Long ago, my first tank had an extremely dim plain white LED; late at night, the tank had a magic peaceful look (that’s how I can describe it) then the craze for blue moon lights came; some argued to “simulate” the moon cycle but it was mire for aesthetics than for any other reason in my...

I have one that I adapted PVC fittings so it can be plumber with regular 3/4" pipe; there's a DIY somewhere that shows you the tank and the modified overflow bulkhead.

Bare RSR 170 sounds tempting?

Tell her the tank is for her.

All you have to tell you family is “it’s one of those cubes”

Remember the cabinet comes apart at the bottom; that should ease passing it through most doors; tank itself is about 27” in height. A Torx/Star drive bit is needed to detach the base.