Since no one else is doing it, I will...

[TrishW]

start a new thread. I come onto the site every day (several times) to see if anyone has posted anything new and for the past 24 or so hours the answer to that has been NO.

So I will post...
All of the powerheads have been picked up except for the one that will go to Chris....who is a most excellent reefer!
I am super stoked about next Saturday's meet, I hope lots of you will be able to attend
There are no college games to interfere with the schedule so we are hoping for a big turn out

 

[ChrisKey]

Glad someone got on here to start a conversation. I should be there next weekend and I hope I can talk my wife into coming. She is now in Christmas shopping mode and that usually happens on Saturday.

 

[Hassablad]

I'm looking forward to it also. Here is a quick shot of my little yellow sponge. It's looking very happy.:bigsmile:

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Wow! That's a fantastic picture!!

 

[pickupman66]

Sweet. I went to Atlanta and picked up a steal on some red hornet zoas and a galaxy people eater paly.

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Lindsey, did you get them from another hobbyist?

 

[pickupman66]

Tomoko. . No actually. Optimum aquarium.

 

[pickupman66]

 

[TrishW]

Nice pics Rick and Lindsey! I have never seen a beautiful pineapple sponge before

Hey Lindsey, are you going to try to attend next Saturday?

Chris, I saw your exterior Christmas lights Tuesday evening when I returned the heater and got the light bug. I shopped for lights on Wednesday and Richard and I spent a few hours putting just purchased lights on our taller shrubs today. I tested all the lights before we put them up and then when we plugged them all back up again this evening of course there were two areas where the lights weren't working. Ugh! I hate Christmas lights. Tomorrow I guess I will be back out in the cold trouble shooting. Now I remember why I haven't had exterior lights for the last 15 years!

 

[Hassablad]

Trish; I think this is the one I have The Sponge Guide: Clathrina ?panis but I could be mistaken

 

[pickupman66]

Well u had not planned on it and we have a family think in Mt Juliet that day so I can't make it.

 

[Tomoko Schum]

I have some of these yellow sponges, too. Some are encrusting and some are small and round. I've seen some that look like upright short grain rice on a cultured Florida live rocks. I love their vivid yellow colors. Did you know that sponges feed coral reefBBC News - Sponges help coral reefs thrive in ocean deserts?

 

[TrishW]

I had some pineapple sponges but they are dying off now. I still have some black sponge that I wish would go away.