Photo's from December meeting

[Steve Ruddy]

Here are a few shots of Tom's awesome display and the activities. Sorry I didn't take more but I was having to much fun talking and eating. Thanks very much to Tom for hosting ,Randy for the great presentation, and all who donated food and corals to make our December meeting thoroughly enjoyable and memorable.

 

[northbay-reefer]

Wow Steve, those are awesome. I love to be able to learn how to do that when you have time. Thanks a million.

 

[Steve Ruddy]

Wow Steve, those are awesome. I love to be able to learn how to do that when you have time. Thanks a million.

Thanks and they get better with pumps off and a tripod. I look forward to getting together. Thanks again for the great meeting.

 

[shaneh]

look really nice!

 

[gdm42001]

Very nice shots, I need a lens like that. :sad2:

 

[thysrof]

nice Pics Steve Thanks for taking and sharing. Don't forget DE Phoenix 250 20k

 

[crispyreef]

Nice pics. Tom, it looks like some red planarians in the third to last pic?

 

[Reef Bass]

Nice pics Steve!

Good catch on the planaria Chris. I can see them from Petaluma. FlatwormExit should take care of them pdq.

 

[Steve Ruddy]

Nice pics Steve!

Thanks

Good catch on the planaria Chris. I can see them from Petaluma. FlatwormExit should take care of them pdq.

Even if they are red flatworms I sure wouldn't worry about them. Even in plague proportions they seem to be pretty harmless. Killing them though releases toxins you don't want in your tank. They will die off slowly as they expire their food source.

 

[crispyreef]

I agree. Once they did a boom and bust in my tank.



Even if they are red flatworms I sure wouldn't worry about them. Even in plague proportions they seem to be pretty harmless. Killing them though releases toxins you don't want in your tank. They will die off slowly as they expire their food source.[/QUOTE]

 

[northbay-reefer]

Yeap, I have them off and on, nothing to worry about. Flat worm exit will take care of them quickly