good to hear from you again @Lowell Lemon How have you been.
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@Lowell Lemon no, but my press releases would be more honest than the fluff we get fed now.
Doing well just working way too much these days. Just getting out once and awhile. Have too much going on in the contracting world right now. Everyone of my projects needs to be done yesterday. So I hired more people and am training and trying to get it all done. My wife is not liking the lack of attention though. She went hiking by herself today;Blackeyegood to hear from you again @Lowell Lemon How have you been.
Very good advice....see you later!@Lowell Lemon this is none of my business, but please take a few minutes a day for each other. Even a note on the fridge is nice when schedules get crazy.
*NOT* 'Liking' that.I have no idea why. Maybe because I'm not afraid of admitting my ignorance. I'm a nobody.
"You must forego all others..."sheeeesh... I checked in last on June 17th. 44 pages to read. ;Hilarious
It takes at least a month. You'll most likely never see them
I've used Frank's tanks F-aptasia and have been happy with the results. There are a few aips in difficult locations I still need to get but I need another bottle. Stuff sticks on, forms a white crust. Suck it out with a water change a week or so later. The ones I've covered have not come back.
I have used nudibranchs, they knocked down the population and I thought I was clear until the aiptasia started popping back up.
Have used aiptasia-x and they multiplied, peppermint shrimps helped keep population from growing but didnt eat the big ones, then decide to munch on LPS.
Frank has a thread on here about it. Let me find the link
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/f-aiptasia.542934/
Frank owns one of my favorite LFS, he is an awesome guy to deal with, and I think you can see how he likes to take care of his customers by his interactions in that thread.
I have never kept one, I understand them to be delicate fish and they require a larger tank than I currently have. If you can provided the tank space, and have researched and can properly care for it, then I think it's fine to try.Cmcoker thanks for posting your experience with aptasia. It really helps me decide what to try that will work and not harm the tank. How do you feel about using/getting a copperband butterfly? Do you think they are worth it for aptasia? Safe?
I hate the days I have trouble sleeping.
Lol. You are sharp and witty. That made me laugh and say a bad word. I see you are up late probably waving your wand over some corals!what about nights?
Lol. You are sharp and witty. That made me laugh and say a bad word. I see you are up late probably waving your wand over some corals!

