FS: Gorgonians
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Sadly, I no longer make it down to SF anywhere near as often as I used to. However, I do go to Stafford Park in Novato at least a couple of times a month (usually Sat. mornings) to play disc golf, so we could possibly hook up during one of those trips to reduce some of the travel time.
Or, if you think you'll be at the next meeting (and will still have your stuff set up at that point), I could get it then.
Oh - I did just remember that I *might* be going to show at the Fillmore this Sunday night, so if you're working that night, we could possibly swing by your work after the show...
Unless you're in a hurry though, I don't mind just waiting for the meeting.
Let me know!
Or, if you think you'll be at the next meeting (and will still have your stuff set up at that point), I could get it then.
Oh - I did just remember that I *might* be going to show at the Fillmore this Sunday night, so if you're working that night, we could possibly swing by your work after the show...
Unless you're in a hurry though, I don't mind just waiting for the meeting.
Let me know!
@%#$!
The blueberry was looking fine… until I came out this morning to see the lone mithrax crab in that tank finishing off breakfast. :-(
There are a few polyps left, but I doubt it is going to make it.
The mithrax in my other tanks don't really seem to bother corals (other than knocking small ones over every now and then), but the bastard in my Red Sea Max has also been caught feasting on goniastrea in the past (so perhaps he has a thing for corals that have the letter combination "gonia" in them?
).
Next time I add a new coral to the tank, I guess I'll make sure I feed the grab first (that's standard reef-keeping procedure, right?)
Anyhow, I'm glad I got to see the gorgonian open at least once before its unexpected demise... thanks for sharing it with me!
The blueberry was looking fine… until I came out this morning to see the lone mithrax crab in that tank finishing off breakfast. :-(
There are a few polyps left, but I doubt it is going to make it.
The mithrax in my other tanks don't really seem to bother corals (other than knocking small ones over every now and then), but the bastard in my Red Sea Max has also been caught feasting on goniastrea in the past (so perhaps he has a thing for corals that have the letter combination "gonia" in them?
). Next time I add a new coral to the tank, I guess I'll make sure I feed the grab first (that's standard reef-keeping procedure, right?)
Anyhow, I'm glad I got to see the gorgonian open at least once before its unexpected demise... thanks for sharing it with me!
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