Breaking Down Tanks - Free Corals, Fish, Macroalgae, Live Rock, and Live Sand
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Update 4: My previous post shows what's left.
The Blastomussa is now definitely on hold for SnoopyDaPimp.
The rest of the purple sponge is on hold for toblkflys.
If any corals are left by the weekend, guppie has first pick.
Any corals that aren't claimed will go to johanasu's classroom tanks.
The pieces of live rock without corals are on hold for (in order): FLIPxSIDE, Canuck007, then poseidon33.
The live sand is on hold for FLIPxSIDE, then Travis136.
The mandarin, tang and cardinal have all been claimed, but the (mated and egg-laying) pair of clownfish are still available.
The Blastomussa is now definitely on hold for SnoopyDaPimp.
The rest of the purple sponge is on hold for toblkflys.
If any corals are left by the weekend, guppie has first pick.
Any corals that aren't claimed will go to johanasu's classroom tanks.
The pieces of live rock without corals are on hold for (in order): FLIPxSIDE, Canuck007, then poseidon33.
The live sand is on hold for FLIPxSIDE, then Travis136.
The mandarin, tang and cardinal have all been claimed, but the (mated and egg-laying) pair of clownfish are still available.
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Small-ish toadstool, huge rock.
Note: Does anyone recognize the species of the orange SPS underneath the toadstool? I used to know it, but I've forgotten. It's very thin and fragile. It tolerates relatively low light compared to other SPS (currently just 2 x 48" T5HO bulbs over an 80 gallon tank), and less-than-pristine water (I top off with RO drinking water from a kiosk down the street).
Note: Does anyone recognize the species of the orange SPS underneath the toadstool? I used to know it, but I've forgotten. It's very thin and fragile. It tolerates relatively low light compared to other SPS (currently just 2 x 48" T5HO bulbs over an 80 gallon tank), and less-than-pristine water (I top off with RO drinking water from a kiosk down the street).
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FLIPxSIDE
Acrylic Wizard
Thanks Bob! I will post the pictures I took this morning. I unloaded all of the coral and rocks into a 55g holding tank today. We'll get them moved over to our 150g this week. My students will be excited when they come in this week!
