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Lid took a while to be made, but did finally come in. TopLids

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Was back in DC this past week for work. was able to get a few free moments to Inappropriate Reefers house where he left a frag of the Bahama Llama Weeping Willow. Tossed it in my backpack and brought it home with me. Even the TSA folks who barely know what a coral is, don't balk when going through security.
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That's awesome i actually messaged him a while back trying to get a frag of it. Lol put my name on the list for first available frag please
 
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Those plates look cool. I been eyeing a orange one to go with my green one. Just haven't got the nerve to buy one yet.
 
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Thinking of ordering the motion leds and wondering if you still would recommend them and how bright are they?
 
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For lighting up the sump automatically, absolutely!
The ones I got from Amazon are plenty bright enough to see everything.
 
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Just some Saturday night dipping....after seeing a few heads of my torches and a gold frogspawn not looking as happy as they should.
Everything was previously/originally dipped whenever introduced, the oldest torch being around 2.5yrs old in one the tanks (TCK Insane Long Tentacle Indo Gold Torch). But clearly i missed at least 1 egg over the many subsequent additions.
Good news, taking the Insane Long Tentacle out, i got to see how big it actually is, came is a one head, now has 30+.
KCL made easy work of the EEFWs.

Other then the EEFWs, the fish & corals are doing quite well.

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This is what they look like on coral: (Not my pic, this is from Reefbuilders). I forgot to take pics before dipping.
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Yes, some were easily more than a CM long; bigger than AEFW - easily visible when the torch tentacles were retracted. Most were 1/2 CM or less.

As for disintegrating in the KCL bath, my guess would be depends on strength of the dip.
 
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Look really look like Polyclad flatworms had one a few years ago about two inches which was taking out snails! Maybe check a few hours after lights out when their most active!
 
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This is what they look like on coral: (Not my pic, this is from Reefbuilders). I forgot to take pics before dipping.
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Yes, some were easily more than a CM long; bigger than AEFW - easily visible when the torch tentacles were retracted. Most were 1/2 CM or less.

As for disintegrating in the KCL bath, my guess would be depends on strength of the dip.
Oh yeah, they’re bad!!
Kill at will
 
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