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Lighting, Filtration & Other Equipment
04/21/2007, 03:24 AM
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Ebay Ro/Di units Round 2!!!!
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I just wanted to ask, not sure if this thread is...
I just wanted to ask, not sure if this thread is a good spot or not but, why is the DI so important. It seems like 5-10 tds is not that big of a deal. Is it really worth the extra cost and hastle...
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LPS Keepers
03/19/2007, 01:18 AM
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Are these ID's correct?
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baja_01
They are all very slow growers. It will probably...
They are all very slow growers. It will probably take a few years of good growth for the pink to grow to the size of the green/orange. Feeding them will help.
Also, you pink looks like a...
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LPS Keepers
03/06/2007, 03:15 AM
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Rhizotrochus care, and is this bleached?
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baja_01
Rizos are pretty much non-photosynthetic. You...
Rizos are pretty much non-photosynthetic. You need to feed it ever day to every few days. Also, yours looks really bleached, keep it in the shade and feed its small meaty pieces every day or so for...
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LPS Keepers
02/27/2007, 07:27 PM
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Possible ID please .
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baja_01
My vote is for Echinophyllia, one that has had...
My vote is for Echinophyllia, one that has had some crazy and twisted growth. Give it a year or two to grow out some and it will show the structure better. The eyes look too full to be mycedium to...
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LPS Keepers
02/26/2007, 12:38 AM
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Identifying Micro Indonesian or Japanese
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baja_01
Its pretty much the coloration. The ones with...
Its pretty much the coloration. The ones with rare and bright colors are generaly considered the japanese ones. Some of them also need temps and saltanity just a bit lower to do well.
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LPS Keepers
02/26/2007, 12:35 AM
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I got a new LPS yesterday. I need an ID *pic*
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baja_01
Atleast its a red one, they are supposed to be...
Atleast its a red one, they are supposed to be easier to keep, good luck:thumbsup:
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LPS Keepers
02/24/2007, 07:21 PM
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The horror of Brown Jelly - Advice needed
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baja_01
I can't tell from the pics, but did it start...
I can't tell from the pics, but did it start where the zoa polyp is on the underside of the coral?
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LPS Keepers
02/02/2007, 05:27 AM
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Frag ID?
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baja_01
Some sort of Turbinaria.
Some sort of Turbinaria.
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LPS Keepers
01/30/2007, 02:58 PM
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Hitchhiker ID Help
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baja_01
Leptastrea
Leptastrea
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LPS Keepers
01/25/2007, 07:27 PM
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Growth on FS?
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baja_01
Looks like a sponge. It shouldnt hurt anything,...
Looks like a sponge. It shouldnt hurt anything, unless its a boring sponge, which it doesnt look like it is.
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LPS Keepers
12/31/2006, 03:04 AM
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Mystery ID
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baja_01
Commonly called carpet lobo. I'm guessing: ...
Commonly called carpet lobo. I'm guessing:
Lobophyllia flabelliformis (http://whelk.aims.gov.au/coralsearch/html/701-800/Species%20pages/708.htm)
or
Lobophyllia robusta...
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LPS Keepers
12/29/2006, 03:47 AM
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id please
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baja_01
Astreopora and Echinophyllia
Astreopora and Echinophyllia
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Reef Discussion
12/29/2006, 01:23 AM
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This is bad
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baja_01
This is bad
And its only getting worse. (http://www.latimes.com/news/local/oceans/la-oceans-series,0,7842752.special)
I wonder if it is even possible to save our oceans now:(
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LPS Keepers
12/20/2006, 03:06 AM
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Can LPS thrive under this lighting?
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baja_01
With four bulbs, I would put most lps on the...
With four bulbs, I would put most lps on the bottom, maybe even shaded, for a little bit to get them used to the light. T-5s can easily burn lps if you are not carful, but after you get them used to...
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LPS Keepers
10/30/2006, 03:25 AM
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ID LPS Please
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baja_01
Sweepers are long tentacles that corals can put...
Sweepers are long tentacles that corals can put out, some times 6-10in depending on the size and type of coral. They can pack a strong sting and are used to clear area around them in the wild.
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LPS Keepers
10/20/2006, 01:05 AM
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Is this Wellsi Going to Make it??
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baja_01
There is a chance, put it in the shade and feed...
There is a chance, put it in the shade and feed it if it starts looking better.
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LPS Keepers
10/12/2006, 03:40 PM
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Corals dying? Can I save them?
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baja_01
It probably would of done it by now if it was,...
It probably would of done it by now if it was, but it may take it a week or two to start expanding again, it sounds like everything was really stressed.
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LPS Keepers
10/12/2006, 02:55 AM
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Corals dying? Can I save them?
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baja_01
Keeping everthing stable is about all you can do....
Keeping everthing stable is about all you can do. Watch out for brown jelly on the LPS, and if the leather starts to really melt, take it out before it can spoil the tank.
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LPS Keepers
10/06/2006, 11:18 AM
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what kind of acans are these and whats this color combo called
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baja_01
Acans are all really easy to frag, you could...
Acans are all really easy to frag, you could literaly take a hammer to that colony to make frags and most would survive. Other better methods are:
Hammer and chisle
Dremmal with diamond cutter...
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LPS Keepers
09/30/2006, 02:56 AM
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Micro Growth Question
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Posted By
baja_01
The rough skeleton will slow down the growth a...
The rough skeleton will slow down the growth a lot, but the worst part is skeleton traps algae and gunk that really slows and even can cause it to recede. I would suggest flattening out the...
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LPS Keepers
09/27/2006, 12:44 AM
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plz id this coral
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baja_01
Something doesn't look right, can you get a shot...
Something doesn't look right, can you get a shot with the polyps closed?
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LPS Keepers
09/22/2006, 10:24 PM
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Best Dremel, or other cutting tool
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baja_01
Dremal for the small stuff, and a bandsaw with a...
Dremal for the small stuff, and a bandsaw with a metal blade for large or thick cuts.
I also want to try a small diamond wire bandsaw, would be sweet to go any direction at the drop of a hat.
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Vendor Experiences
09/22/2006, 11:16 AM
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Anyone buy from Reefermadness???
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313
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baja_01
I have. Fedex decided to keep the first order...
I have. Fedex decided to keep the first order for a few days extra, but they refunded my order and the second one went good. Though expect some die off in the packs, especialy with the sps.
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LPS Keepers
09/15/2006, 04:15 PM
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need help w/ id
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442
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baja_01
You have to be careful with that, with some...
You have to be careful with that, with some corals the food can get backed up and either rot in their gut, or they have to spit it out before they have had a chance to get nutrients out of it to take...
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Vendor Experiences
09/13/2006, 02:39 PM
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6
Where is the best place to order Salifert test kits from?
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248
Posted By
baja_01
I haven't ordered in a while, but at the time...
I haven't ordered in a while, but at the time http://www.fishsupply.com/ was the cheapest. Didn't have any problems with them.
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