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Awesome! Eagerly awaiting more updates. G

I’m having visions of Walmart Black Friday stampedes, shootings, fights. Hahahahaha.

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Where do you source your tropic Marin?

Swee! I was NEM 2, but still got the battery. It has worked out well for both reducing electricity costs and peace of mind with power outages. G

Did you get a battery back up? Mine has save my tank now a couple of times. Low stress when it kicks in.

Ony 60g there is no room for a fish to jump out. If you look at the pic I posted there is almost no gap between the lid and the edge of the glass. Same thing with the feed doors.

I have one on each tank now. I really like them.

yes, it worked out really well. And the pieces fit together perfectly.

I had purchased a clearview lid about 3-4 years ago for my waterbox 60g tank. At the time I wasn’t sure if I wanted the lid frame to be a single piece or a modular design made up of four interconnected pieces. Ended up going with the modular design since it was cheaper. Fast forward 3-4 years...

I have that monit. I like it a lot but it will grow over anything so be careful with placement.

Yes. Like a lot of things spend the money now aka cry once.

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Sent you a pm.

I would have a hard time buying anything right now until I know they are here to stay unless I had a credit with them. I haven't bought from them in years.

Hey Rich, Can I stop by Wed for a piece of the gorgonian? I have to pick up some stuff from the airport at the freight terminal so will be in your area, just not sure what time yet. Gerry

Good luck! Let me know if whoever picked them up needs any advice. You can PM me for my phone number. It was fun watching them grow. Ended with 11 adults that are waiting to go into the display. Gerry

From my experience, it is not hard, just a daily ritual that will need to happen for a long time. It took me a good 4 months to get these guys to eat canned copepods which I got from algae barn. Then it took another month or two to get them interested in frozen brine. Having live brine helped a...

I don't know how old these are, but based on the pics they look pretty small. And, even if they are older they would still require training to switch from live food to dead/frozen things. G

If you want to read about what I went through raising these guys here is the link: https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/bangai’s-bred-in-my-tank.36567/ The main take away: newly hatched baby brine shrimp daily for months as you start to acclimate them to other foods. Gerry