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Wall hammer from ReefStock!

Jodi and I knocked out some real work on the tank today. We found the clog in the DOS feed line and auto water changes are back online. I spent quite a bit of time rebuilding the Trident so that’s in the process of being calibrated. We glued some corals in place. Split the pods and phyto and...

We were going to rebuild the Trident today but it’s going to wait until tomorrow.

Cleaned and did some repairs to our skimmer today. Realized it hasn’t been properly assembled since I cleaned and installed it when we set the tank up. Now it’s purring quiet and doesn’t require a weight on top to keep the cone attached to the base! [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]

Totally agree with Craig, it was great to catch up with some folks I haven’t seen in years in some cases.

I think we've done a little bit of everything at one time or another. When we had the 550 here at school we used a glued PVC frame, zip ties, and coraline colored marco cement mix. We have a rock pile in the office that I used long masonry bits to drill for acrylic rods. This was really...

Our tank is starting to fill up so we kept it simple this year. We got a nice piece of wall hammer, a clam, and some gorgonians. We also got the GC for Aquatic Art in the auction. I’m glad Rob was able to out together a great silent auction for Reef and we were able to support them!

That actually makes sense the way that it is moving! We also get a blast of natural sunlight every afternoon so it may be positioning itself to face that too.

Alright I will try a different location. It doesn’t seem to have any byssal threads or an opening that is easily identifiable.

So we’ve had a Durasa for 6-8 months and we cannot get it to settle. We have it on the sand bed in a pretty high flow area but it keeps falling over and moving. Any recommendations for placement or how to keep it sitting upright?

When are you looking to move stuff? My availability is limited with coaching right now but I might be able to help.

I am at Quest. We have a couple of tanks that unfortunately have seen better days and I wouldn’t want to risk moving corals into right now. Currently both are only home to softies.

Just some coral pics. Just a tiny “frag” from the last swap!

Yet to attempt to catch the little beast!

For those who were asking about the rock at the meeting today this is where I got it.

Gone!

Gone!

I'll bring it home from school. It is dirty but hopefully you can revive it.

I am hosting it!

As the title suggests the skimmer is free. I also have extra pumps and pump parts. I am not sure if the pump works. I shut it down to empty it and couldn't get the pump running again so I just replaced it. Likely just needs a good deep clean. It's not perfect, but it is free.