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Sorry, nobody is ever on here so I stopped updating it. Here's a link to where I do frequently update it. Thread 'My first ceph tank.' https://tonmo.com/threads/my-first-ceph-tank.91223/

You know I'm down for 2 gallons a month. If you need a set pickup schedule, let me know, and I'll make it happen.

Which size is the one with the black rim?

I have this taken care of for now, thanks for the replies!

I text you yesterday. Let me know what time frames you are thinking.

I would love all of it, I live in Ft Collins though, would you be willing to hold it for me until next weekend? I'll gladly make the drive Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

Anyone local have any wet or dry rock rubble that would like to sell? Looking for close to a 1/2 to a full 5 gallon bucket worth. Live rock pieces would work too, I could always break them apart a little bit.

Anyone in the Fort Collins area have any macro algeas for sale? Not looking for chaeto, culperas would be perfect.

If you are going to sell any live rock, I know you probably have some amazing stuff, I'm in need of some smaller pieces to seed some tanks and add some biodiversity to my others.

I decided to try some small blue leg hermits today, a couple of the Octos would cover their shell, but haven't quite learned that they need to flip them over to get to the good part. If anything they will be a new learning experience for the Octos, I will monitor to make sure they don't add to...

I have a teal that I will donate to you if you are interested, I'm in Ft Collins though.

Not to much to update, I still have all 5 baby's, they are all honing their Amphipod hunting skills. I've been somewhat successful with thawed mysis, but I think that's just when they are low on Amphipods. I'll try to get some more pictures/videos at one of the feedings this weekend.

I still have all five babies. They were all out and active at feeding time last night. I was able to get two of them to take thawed mysis, so that was really nice!

Some more videos from tonight during feeding time. https://youtube.com/shorts/d54ZNYXJVxI?si=hLNO52oG0bxvtBSs https://youtube.com/shorts/ePOpVRnFyDY?si=FyPOa5iYWBZmE2q_ https://youtube.com/shorts/6wJ-c4iaF_M?si=u6rUVDmtyK-Z8Lqi https://youtube.com/shorts/KB8VVlk6HBw?si=GkG3Yl5mqEMlbyOD...

No worries. If not, just let me know when you do, and I'll definitely take some from you.

I would love some more! I have a tank set up just to try to breed and keep a continuous supply of them going. I can definitely get more videos. I'll be at Reef Stock on Saturday if you have some available?

Yes absolutely, I could definitely vent it if needed, being that an Octopus likes interaction, the lid will be open fairly often as well. We keep our bedroom window open about 20 feet from the tank almost year round, so we have fresh air coming in from there as well. But I have a few months...

We keep the house at 65° and 67° in the summer, so even without the chiller, the tank sits right about there. The chiller is more of a just-in-case thing, not a necessity. So far, the tank has not climbed above 67.5° with the glass top, and that takes days to get to once chilled to 64°, so the...

The skimmer in the sump should take care of the oxygen/aeration.

My fan showed up tonight for venting the stand with the chiller being inside. This fan is great, on high it is super quiet. I officially have the chiller running and the tank has gone from 68° to 64° in about an hour. I have a master slave surge protector operating the chiller and fan, so when...