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aquacultured and captive raised corals? then I guess you have no need for florida collectors as you mentioned in a previous post.

Thats montipora capricornis. doesn't look remotely like confusa.

No, there really isn't another first food for clownfish larvae that you could possibly use. Set yourself up a rotifer and phyto culture station. Your clowns will lay eggs about every 2 weeks, this gives you time to be ready for the next hatch.

Vitz, This isn't about the wholesaler selling to the public at wholesale prices. It's about wholesalers selling to the public period, just as Dizzy said. Why bother going to the LFS when you know that you can cherry pick straight from the wholesaler even if you are paying retail. IMO, she...

The funny thing about this is that Mary won't sell to a home based business because it takes business away from retail stores and screws the LFS owners. The Ironic thing about this is that she turns around and starts selling retail to customers from a new website! ( www.seacrop.com ) So now all...

Give JP a call at www.justphish.com he's got some pretty nice packages and can put together a package for any size tank. Really good guy and great customer service. Bryan

give JP a call at 203-217-9763 or email him at [email protected] he owns Justphish.com in waterbury CT, and I can guaruntee you'll get cheaper shipping and awesome rock. You can check out his site @ www.justphish.com If you'd like, you can even go up to his place and hand pick your rock.

Use Instant Ocean salt instead

Not to be an ass, but you are in Florida, not Flordia. and if you want to know all the collection laws, look at this page. http://marinefisheries.org/mfc46.htm

Oops. i posted the same thing twice on accident.

He's got some great corals too. Theres a really cool blue acro that I'm thinking about that he has. Also, just thought I'd point out that Justphish is also having a killer sale going on right now if anyone is interested.

I know JP pretty well, great person. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone. Bryan

if you want cheap, AWESOME live rock, call JP from justphish.com Awesome stuff.

Just a bit of information for you. Planaria are a fresh water worm, they aren't found in saltwater. What you are refering to is a flat worm that belongs to the Acoel family. You can probably find out much more information by doing a web search for acoels instead of planaria. Planaria -...

very nice fellas, a great improvement. Bryan