Super nice!No gobies at the moment but there is an invert burrowing under the rock in the first photo. My flame hawk does sleep on the sand. I have observed that the finer stuff makes its way to the bottom. I stir it up every week when I do my water changes. There are a few nassarius snails in the sand bed, too.
It's been freakishly cold here. The low tonight is around 43, with daytime highs shy of 70. (I know, poor pitiful Florida.) For us, that's earmuff weather. I don't blame the ladies at @liverock for not wanting to jump off the boat right now. Once the weather turns, they will be able to farm on a steady basis, so that line will clear pretty quickly. If you are in a hurry, get on the list. Otherwise, good things come to those who wait.
Traffic and Energy Drinks....
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Are those limited editions?
Winter is the most challenging time to harvest due to consistently higher waves, strong currents and poor visibility. 2’ waves don’t seem that high until your working with a 75lb swinging bag of rock while the diver below is working in 1’ visibility. For safety reasons, we have slowed down ordering. Once May/June hits, it’s game on!
