The Miracle Tank

User1 · Aug 17, 2020

fishguy242 said:
i was a regular at harbor until she closed joy is with reefbrite nowunder 2 bucks a pound fiji;Facepalmthem were the days

Yeah - I think her husband had a heart attack or something, right? It was a great place for sure and super friendly. Really loved the hobby.

Fin · Aug 17, 2020

Looking through some old pics. This was the original "Pirates Reef" from about 14 years ago. All seven gallons of it.

fishguy242 · Aug 17, 2020

yes,he did,jeremy is also in dry goods in dallas,i did not see him too often think his name was gary

vetteguy53081 · Aug 17, 2020

sfin52 said:
Will that make them spread.

No, It will melt them down to nothing. I found a stray in my drop off tank Saturday, and just did this and it G O N E

Fin · Aug 17, 2020

Lowell Lemon said:
That was the best ever!

Another old picture. Those were the days.

Thespammailaccount · Aug 17, 2020

Fin said:
Another old picture. Those were the days.

Officially drooling

fishguy242 · Aug 17, 2020

drool spam:new old pics

Fin · Aug 17, 2020

Even older pics - 1999. The rock for my 75.

Thespammailaccount · Aug 17, 2020

Fin said:
Even older pics - 1999. The rock for my 75.

O wow just amazing and great color

sfin52 · Aug 17, 2020

StatelineReefer said:
... Yeeeeah I'd separate any wrasse from ANY invertebrate, not just nudibranchs. They'll devour them in short order. Use F Aiptasia. It's basically super glue, but more controllable underwater.

Not leapords they are reef safe unless its a pod than its game on. Never seen my leapord go after anything but my frozen and pods. It does dig around in the gsp and zoas. If there are any zoa nudie I'm sure they are gone.

My melanarus wrasse on the other hand is a terror to any invert that enters its tank. Like a pack of wild dogs on a three legged cat.