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[jtarmitage]

check your sent message box.

 

[northbay-reefer]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12301933#post12301933 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by TikiDan
do you think it would be hard to contain the sea grass to the sand bed?

I just checked my PM's and there is only 4 so i don't know why it says its full.....hmmmmmm

its your sent box

 

[TikiDan]

Ok, I cleared out the 6 in the sent box, try again

 

[jkreefer]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12296370#post12296370 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by TikiDan
People keep saying to stick to SPS but nobody is saying why! I want to hear your opinions and an argument pointing one way or the other

I just prefer sps tanks, Im not sure how the corals would do at 70 degrees though.

 

[sulcata1619]

If you grow caulerpa Prolifera it will stick to the grass until it covers the whole bottom. Only then will it start to grow a second layer on top of the first layer. It would look awesome in a seahorse tank.

 

[TikiDan]

Do you know where I could find enough caulerpa Prolifera to cover my sand bed, or at least some of it?

 

[jkreefer]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12301891#post12301891 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by northbay-reefer
Tiki, your im is full.

I have some seagrass if you like, but if you put them into your main tank, they will take over.

I think Tom is offering, I also have some you could have

 

[TikiDan]

 

[TikiDan]

Hey Tom, will you be around tomorrow?

 

[TikiDan]

here is my current Sh tank.

 

[TikiDan]

I just picked up my 2 male seahorses! they are acclimating right now!

 

[jkreefer]

where did you end up getting them?

 

[TikiDan]

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[jkreefer]

cool, post some pics once you get them in your tank.

 

[TikiDan]