PghFishNerd
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Feel like sharing? 
In case anyone's noticed, I've been gone from here for a pretty long time. My seahorse was sucked into a very small intake on an old HOB skimmer, and I had one of those "Screw this hobby" moments. I think we've all had them. It was just so heart breaking when he passed away. I kept my 30 gal running with my Valentini Puffer and my Clown, but my brand new beautiful 37 column (from Jesse) has been sitting empty in the dark for months now.
I think I'm finally ready to get the pony tank going again and I was thinking I could start some macros in there now. It's too cold to be shipping seahorses so I figure now would be a good time to get the pod population back up and get some good hitches growing. I've decided Caulerpa is the best way to go in my case. I don't have a 'fuge or sump, so a proper planted tank really isn't in the cards for me. I don't want to be messing with miracle mud or anything that could put my future horses in danger of nitrate poisoning.
So anyway, what I'm mainly looking for is Caulerpa Prolifera and/or any of the fern-like species (Mexicana, Sertulariodes, Ashemeadii, Paspaloides).
I'd also really love to have (and would definitely shell out some cash for) C.Cupressoides, but I know it's much harder to find.
Thank you guys... and for what it's worth, I've missed you reefin' fools! :wavehand:
In case anyone's noticed, I've been gone from here for a pretty long time. My seahorse was sucked into a very small intake on an old HOB skimmer, and I had one of those "Screw this hobby" moments. I think we've all had them. It was just so heart breaking when he passed away. I kept my 30 gal running with my Valentini Puffer and my Clown, but my brand new beautiful 37 column (from Jesse) has been sitting empty in the dark for months now.
I think I'm finally ready to get the pony tank going again and I was thinking I could start some macros in there now. It's too cold to be shipping seahorses so I figure now would be a good time to get the pod population back up and get some good hitches growing. I've decided Caulerpa is the best way to go in my case. I don't have a 'fuge or sump, so a proper planted tank really isn't in the cards for me. I don't want to be messing with miracle mud or anything that could put my future horses in danger of nitrate poisoning.
So anyway, what I'm mainly looking for is Caulerpa Prolifera and/or any of the fern-like species (Mexicana, Sertulariodes, Ashemeadii, Paspaloides).
I'd also really love to have (and would definitely shell out some cash for) C.Cupressoides, but I know it's much harder to find.
Thank you guys... and for what it's worth, I've missed you reefin' fools! :wavehand:
