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Thank you all! My wonderful bride got me a six-line and a fighting conch.
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Awww Will; such a beautiful smile and so happy.

Very lucky to have a partner that totally gets you!!
 
Stomatella are usually hitchhikers (really really good ones). Trochus are similar to Astrea but they're smoother shelled. Mine are Red Banded Trochus.
So should I have gotten some of the astrea?
 
Thank you all! My wonderful bride got me a six-line and a fighting conch.
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An exciting birthday, a sixline, conch and tonight your first adult beverage! All the boxes checked. Will be waiting for picks of the new occupants later!
 
So should I have gotten some of the astrea?
I don’t do astrea for the reason @tbrown stated. You constantly have to monitor the and right them when they fall upside down and the ones you can’t see or reach die because of it.
 
Cross posting for anyone not following Frank's Café thread.

Feel free to give these guys a follow on Instagram and enter the giveaway? He's drawing at 500 followers.

Ohh, I think I’m unaware of that R2R thread of Frank’s! Can ya send this old gal the link and I’ll support
 
I don’t do astrea for the reason @tbrown stated. You constantly have to monitor the and right them when they fall upside down and the ones you can’t see or reach die because of it.
I also don’t do snail I have to constantly upright
 
This is @fishguy242 (Frank's) Café Thread. There is a lot of great information and knowledge over there. Please be respectful, but joking is frequent and typically acceptable.

 
You got it all.
You seem really into it and smart enough as well.
Slow and patient is the best way to go in this hobby. Rushing stuff never works out.
Could be good for you to go slow.
You know I'm going to tell you to go for it so
Go for it !
We'll be here for you no matter
I wont give up! I think this will be a good escape goat even if I can't do everything I want with the hobby. Hoping I can find a local club.
 
@Calmwaters Amanda, when I first dove into keeping a tank, I learned through the BRS video series that literally takes you week to week on what to do. Whether that’s hardware, fish, corals, food, additives, methodologies, etc.

I have continued to revisit as I come to new milestones in my tank’s maturity.

Be warned, 100’s of videos but they have organized by playlist and topic is clearly stated.

Maybe take the weekend to just view the offerings and see if it’s a knowledge base that wil help you.

There are other good companies that have these types of videos that I also follow delintly, but BRS is a chronological 101 on saltwater reefing to start with.

And don’t misunderstand me, I also utilize R2R a lot and obviously this group of people. You need both!

 
This is @fishguy242 (Frank's) Café Thread. There is a lot of great information and knowledge over there. Please be respectful, but joking is frequent and typically acceptable.

Thanks! I will mind my manners- hehe
 
@Calmwaters Amanda, when I first dove into keeping a tank, I learned through the BRS video series that literally takes you week to week on what to do. Whether that’s hardware, fish, corals, food, additives, methodologies, etc.

I have continued to revisit as I come to new milestones in my tank’s maturity.

Be warned, 100’s of videos but they have organized by playlist and topic is clearly stated.

Maybe take the weekend to just view the offerings and see if it’s a knowledge base that wil help you.

There are other good companies that have these types of videos that I also follow delintly, but BRS is a chronological 101 on saltwater reefing to start with.

And don’t misunderstand me, I also utilize R2R a lot and obviously this group of people. You need both!

I am a huge fan of their videos and have learned a lot from them before I found this wonderful group and have often gone back to them again in my research to remind myself what I have learned.
 
I am a huge fan of their videos and have learned a lot from them before I found this wonderful group and have often gone back to them again in my research to remind myself what I have learned.
They’ve down lots of videos dedicated to CUC. I visit those a lot cause it’s hard to remember- lol.
 
Conch, Nassarius, Margarita, Nerites, Ceriths, Trochus, Stomatella, and hermit crabs are my CUC. I've tried Peppermint Shrimp but so has my Melanurus Wrasse... I have had Emerald Crabs successfully but I think they're all gone.
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 32 45.7%
  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

    Votes: 9 12.9%
  • No.

    Votes: 26 37.1%
  • Other (please explain).

    Votes: 3 4.3%
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