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Selling: - Acropora sp. Colors are green skin with pink coralites. $10 for a single 1" branch, $20 for a multi-branch mini colony (~2") - Montipora digitata "bubblegum" $5 for a 1" branch, $10 for a mini-colony (~2") - Zoanthids rasta: the frag plug on the picture, about 15 polyps. $25 Pick-up...

Selling: - Acropora sp. Colors are green skin with pink coralites. $10 for a single 1" branch, $20 for a multi-branch mini colony (~2") - Montipora digitata "bubblegum" $5 for a 1" branch, $10 for a mini-colony (~2") - Zoanthids rasta: the frag plug on the picture, about 15 polyps. GONE...

Ultum tanks for freshwater are indeed great. They cut the glass at a 45 degree angle so that all the silicon is hidden (and harder to damage with a scrapper), plus it gives it more glass-to-glass surface. Cannot vouch for the reef versions, but if it's the same quality as freshwater, it is...

I have a Planet Aquarium and I highly recommend them (custom made, bought through SaltwaterAquarium.com): a tank truly built like a tank!

In a reef tank, salinity should be kept around 35ppt. As for cleaning, personally I use the Tunze magnet without any issues on glass tanks

Sadly these days that was the only thing the site was good for... the old content, when it was a great online store. :'(

It was a great event! Thanks for the hard work to bring this up!

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You should read the horror stories about Red Sea tanks before settling for one. Personally that kept me away from these and I got a Planet Aquariums instead. Pretty much any light will grow softies. Clams do require way more light, akin to SPS. These days deep sand beds are not really common...

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