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That looks like it could be briopsis. Look for some close up shots, and see if you can make a match. If so, I had good luck getting rid of it using elevated mag levels with Kent Tech M. There's a huge RC thread on it you can look for. My shrooms and zoos were a little upset at me while I was...

It's also going to depend on what brand of salt you are using and if it's been left open to the air (it will absorb moisture). For a while, I was able to get right to 1.005 by adding 13 Tbs and 2 tsp of Oceanic salt (216 grams I think) per 5 gallons of water. I've since changed to Reef...

uh, 1, I think. :)

For years I was the guy you all called when you had problems. If I ever call PC support it's for an RMA.

None of the above, I don't need to ever call tech support :)

Java fern is a pretty slow grower. Older leaves will start to develop black spots, and sometimes new plantlets will grow from these.

I have a Blackberry Curve titanium, I got it and a new Hotspots @Home router recently. I also have a brand new razr2 I'm about to put on ebay, and a Nokia 9200 series communicator :)

My hive is in for the year it seems, but I saw one flying around yesterday at work.

Very cool. I've been reviewing web content for that device for a few days. :) I like blackberrys too much though, so I got a curve.

I found some nice looking shelves at costco, they have 5 shelves that you can place at any height you want, they claim to hold 1500 pounds each, and they were only $50!!! I have two sets, one holds my 20 gal brackish and two 10 gal qt tanks, and the other holds my sump and ballast tank in my...

You could also seal them if you're worried about anything leeching out. Use fiberglass resin or some other epoxy that is known to be tank safe. Post pics if you use them, I'm interested to see what you'll do with them!

They'd be a lot cooler without the harley logo. Nice looking boots though, are they comfy?

I've never had good luck keeping them, or any carnivorous plants, alive :(

I put a piece of plastic cross-stitch fabric in the end of my python to keep fish, snails, or whatever from being sucked up. I took a square that was a bit larger than the opening, and cut it to fit. It doesn't seem to effect suction, and gives me piece of mind that I won't send a fish down...

For medication purposes I've always treated them as scaleless fish.

Is that a photoshop?

I picked up a refractometer on ebay for $40 shipped that is very nice; it's a milled chunk of aluminum and is auto-temp correcting. I tested it with pinpoint calibration solution when I got it and it was right on.

Awesome!

Maybe try putting some vinegar on it somewhere to see if it dissolves. That's a pretty standard test for wild rocks from what I've read. I'd try it on the bottom somewhere so if it does dissolve a bit you won't ruin your piece.

That's a sign of burns, I'd personally do PWCs until ites are down below .25. Do you have some filter media from another tank you can use to seed this one? Before you added this batch of 125, had you kept anything else in the tub?