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Ouch! And no. Have you ever taken a drink from a table and then realized it wasn't your's?

Grins who?

Thanks Rod Speaking of pics, lets see your venture to the dark side my pet.

Your heart was empty without me wasn't it?

In addition, you can go a bit lighter if you have a porous rock with great surface area vs. a dense softball sized piece.

Oh shush before I select you to my mob and get you offed again.

My suggestion...slow down. You're moving very fast for a newly set up tank and will have a better chance of enjoying this hobby for everything it can be if you practice a bit of patience and research before buying. Quarantining, acclimation, species selection, etc. can often avoid many of...

Still stunning.

we sold H3's...

Yes. Have you ever jumped off a boat with your dog?

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Shes a mean one....

Drats! Foiled again. :lipssealedsmilie:

Oh yes! Muahahahaha Not coming with the lights, he upgraded to a 500g+ and kept the lights =) The British Embassy. :silly: Thanks! Hi neighbor! How goes the eastern side of the state? I'll be embarassed to take too many photos too soon. Not with it looking as great as it does now...

When they are in the sand like that you can often just use the handy dandy turkey baster method. They come out intact and you can just flush them

I'd not jump to killing it. Many worms are beneficial in a reef tank. Some even decorative.

Be diligent with them, took me 3 months to rid them from my first batch of zoas.

I'd do a water change and run carbon

Fishie! It is gorgeous. What does it look like under normal lighting?

Aww thanks. The job has kept me so busy it takes a sick day for me to find time for the forums again. I'm going to be tempting myself with reefy stuff for the upgrade though so I'll be around.