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IKEA is taking over the world using only their low prices and dependable quality! Jesse

Actually it is Caulastrea furcata, or Candy Cane coral... very close to the Caulastrea curvata, or trumpet coral. Jesse

Their website has yet to launch, but it has their address and all that on there... http://www.coraloasis.com/ They arent as big as tongs, but they have some pretty cool stuff... my favorite thing about them is their coral prices... very fair. They have 2 big tank (250 or so gallons each)...

Tong's and Coral Oasis are my two main LFS's... maybe Ill run into you someday... and not even know it! Jesse

INCREDIBLE pictures, Erik!!! You have some INCREDIBLE zoas!! Jesse

Great zoas!! Where did you get those from? Before your next order, let me know and maybe I can get in with you. Jesse

Not many changes from the last set of pics, but Im gonna post them anyways! :kiddin: This is an open brain that I picked up from Steven... anyone know if the tissue will recover? It is inflating well so far. My Goby in is typical spot... A couple of the plain-ish zoas in my...

By the way, I have read that those arrow crabs may eat small feather dusters and other tiny creatures that live in the reefs... so do you have any feather dusters in your rocks? Jesse

I like your tank too... like ed said, very unique shells on the hermits and you dont see many arrow crabs either. The tank is unlike those that we see in the states. great work! Jesse

Good deal... retro's are great for DIY stuff. Jesse

Happy birthday to you.... hope it is a great one!! Jesse :group :birthday:

This may have already been answered, but are you using RO or RO/DI water for your changes? Jesse

Because bio-wheels... and bio-balls, ceramic rings, etc... break down nitrates at a rate that is inappropriate for reef tanks and can actually lead to higher nitrates/nitrites. They are also unable to house anaerobic bacterias... LIve rock houses both aerobic and anaerobic bacterias. Hope...

No problem! Jesse

I wouldnt avoid the foam all together... the key is to keep it clean. the foam is one of the imortant factors of having crystal clear water, but if it gets dirty, it will do more harm than good possibly. as far as overdoing it, I dont think that it would hurt anything, but you dont need to...

Nice prize too... Thank you Seachem! Jesse

$35 sounds pretty fair actually. You would spend about $20 just on the polished aluminum if you were to do it yourself... then you wouldnt be guaranteed to have the appropriate angles in the reflector either... take a look at this for a comparison...

Oh haha... i see. well when you get a chance! You'd be surprised though... some of these people are able to decifer even the fuzziest pics and ID some of these things... wait for others to chime in! Jesse

wow... what a cool link! It is sad but very informative. Thanks for sharing. Jesse

I am selling a lighting fixture that I originally made for a 16 gallon bowfront that I had. The outside dimensions are 21 1/2"L x 10 1/2"W x 5 1/2"T. It used to house a 70 watt MH fixture as well... that explains the cut-out section in the middle. It is painted black on the outside, white on...