OK! Enough chat...Starting a 1000g+ Reef

[jnarowe]

That's an affirmative D.

 

[sherm71tank]

They are just some cement frag mounts that look more like rock. Honestly the Coral Cradles are much more versatile. Anyhow, you have first dibs on the Duncans. LMK.

I have a heater you can use if you want and I'll see what kind of power heads I have about. I'm sure I have a few Seio Super Flow pumps around here somewhere.

 

[Micki]

I finally see the pictures!!! They look awesome! How many hippos do you have in there?

 

[jnarowe]

Just three Micki.

Sherman, any idea on what kind of cement that is? Did you get a decent ifno. sheet on them? Have you seen Sanjay's post today? Last pic has a nice colony of Duncans with some super extension.

I'll take a polyp and see what I can do with it. I think my QT tank with some target feeding might be a good idea. I still can't get over that they were eating OSI pellets last night. That floored me.

 

[sherm71tank]

Duncans can take more flow than most LPS. Interesting the ones in Sanjay's pic look long and stringy and mine are more fat and stubby.

 

[jnarowe]

I thought you would find that interesting. Have I told you that I would like my sinuses removed??? Anyone on RC know how to frag sinuses?

 

[mrcrab]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11145783#post11145783 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jnarowe
I thought you would find that interesting. Have I told you that I would like my sinuses removed??? Anyone on RC know how to frag sinuses?

Legally?

 

[jnarowe]

Don't care if it's legal, or I have to take a slow boat to Bolivia...I just want them removed.

 

[Micki]

If you find out how to remove them without pain please sign me up!

 

[jnarowe]

I think my new Makita cordless can do it, but without pain? Well, I probably won't notice it anyway.

 

[dhnguyen]

Funny thing is my sinuses is one of the reasons why I left N. Cali to move here :lol:

 

[melev]

It seems like your kid is still suffering though.

 

[mrcrab]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11148539#post11148539 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
It seems like your kid is still suffering though.

ROTFLMAO...I was thinking the same thing!

 

[jnarowe]

You know D, I left Kalifornia to get to a better environment to raise my son and keep myself healthy, yet I never really got sick there. Once I moved here, I have been having such horible sinus problems that I ended up on medication that gave me a stroke. Hard to believe, but I actually endangered my health by moving to a healthier environment.

 

[Sparkss]

we may eventual be moving for that same reason Jonathan.

 

[jnarowe]

Well, I lived in LA for a decade and decided I had enough of the grime. I grew up on the SF Peninsula, which is where I would prefer to live, but there's no way I could afford it at the time. Now I am sick of the birds...BANG!

 

[dhnguyen]

That's really too bad J. My case was the opposite though and I am happy to say that my sinuses aren't bothering me as much as they did in the SF Bay. I can actually breathe like a normal human being now :lol:

Oh yeah for the record

Cruise to Mexico - $750
Red hat - $15
Discovering that your son is a natural born gold miner - priceless

 

[pcostanzo]

I lived in L.A. for a couple of years too. If your right on the water its nice but as you keep moving inland the smog builds up quick. I've never been up there but I thought Northern Cali was supposed to be as bad?

 

[dhnguyen]

N. Cali isn't as bad as LA, I don't think any place is except maybe Atlanta or Phoenix, but we still had some pretty bad air quality in the SF Bay anyway though. Where I lived also just happened to be the one place where there is the highest concentration of pollens in the SF Bay, I would be in excruciating pain for at least 4 months from spring to summer.

 

[dhnguyen]

Quick update on the threadfin cardinals. I found 2 dead this morning. This brings the total down to 4

Here's hoping the rest will survive.
At least I can count on LA to back me up on these.