Hey Everyone, i have a frag pack on ebay right now that includes a frag of the original XFACTOR sapphire polyp montipora.  I bought my frag a couple years back from the original owner.  It is a TCO limited edition and a very rare piece.  This is the first frag i have released.  The auction also includes a 20+ polyp frag of the ATL snowflake clavularia, and a 3 polyp sunset micro frag.  Click the links below for more info on the XFACTOR and the auction page.  Contact with questions.

http://www.thecoraloasis.com/limited/limitedxfactorsapp.htm

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270196088848&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=017

Borwn algae has been attacking the and in this one spot. It is concentrated in the corner of the tank. A bit of it covered the feather dusters tube opening, killing it :( I looked at my water quality it is fine, but i am recovering form a temporary calcium shortage)(I also do use R.O. water)

Any suggestions to control this menace

Hey Everyone, i finally got around to putting up some frags.  More to come in a few days.  Email with any questions.

http://www.frags.org/memberfragslist.php?id=829

We just put up a killer Aussie Acan frag pack on ebay.  These guys are killer.  It's a 3 frag pack with over 30 total polyps.  Heres a picture of the corals.

 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250197384321

We've also put up this Ultra red, pink, green and yellow frag that's been growing in my system for about 3 months.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250197656025 

 Be sure to check out our website for other frags and ebay for other auctions we are running. 

One of my favorite corals: the Long tentacle plate!

I think I am probably going to clean my aquarium up from bottom to top. siphon all the the water and replace with fresh water, and blast the sand out and clean all the filters out and rince all the rocks off and just clean everything up .I cant wait till its all done. 

I have a Kenya tree coral that has not been doing to good lately, It hardly ever opens up fully, and I'm afraid that if I don't act soon that it might get toast. So if anyone has any idea how to fix the problem than please tell me.            

It began with a 10 gallon tank obtained for free from a coworker in February of 2007. Then a notice in the apartment complex mail building bumped us up to a 20 gallon setup for $5.00.

16 pounds of live rock, 2 clownfish, 1 flame angelfish, 1 emerald crab, 1 coral banded shrimp (rip), 1 yellow bodied coral banded shrimp, 1 bubble tipped anemone, a ton of hermit crabs and snails, learning more about chemistry, battling red slime algae, and numerous wet socks later, we buy a 55 gallon tank at a yard sale for $40. Or so we thought it was 55g...after some measuring the actual volume was determined as 75 gallons. Even better.

And that begins our story of (what we hope to be) our 75 gallon reef tank in our living room. The following entries will chronicle our further adventures in bringing marine aquaria and the need for flood insurance into our home. Comments, criticism, and advice are welcome!!

 Lately I have been observing my aquarium, and guess what, Yep the over sized nut worms. Dose anyone have a home solution to get rid of there bloody bristles?    

Interview with Matt Pedersen

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