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Seahorse Savvy is the way to go if you want to explore that avenue. They have been breeding and selling seahorses for many years and are one of the best at it too. https://seahorsesavvy.com Allyson, who runs it, knows her stuff, and is generally pretty helpful if you have questions too. She has...

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As for the lighting, I have always found that Kessils are a bit lacking in spectrum and intensity. They do work well if you mix them with T5s or MH though. I would consider maybe adding 2-4 24" t5 bulbs. T5 retro kits are pretty cheap and can be easily mounted just about anywhere. If you want to...

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Ya, I love NPS tanks, although also a lot of work, but if you have the time and patience to dedicate to them they can be pretty amazing.

If I didnt already have on that is similar sized, I'd take it. But if no one takes it, I'd take it over to Underwater wonders. A lot easier then making 100+ frags of it

Ya, this would likely be about the hardest tank possible to maintain. Not impossible but would require a ton of work growing and cultivating their food on a constant basis. Nudi are all very specialized feeders and they can not be trained to eat other foods. You have to provide the one thing...

Ya I tend to agree with @jda123 here. Dosing the nitrate really is just a band-aid of sorts. Instead you should be looking to address the reason why your NO3 and Phos are so low in the first place, and then fix that. And if your test kit is reading that much NH4 but NO3 remains stuck I think...

We will be doing our charity auction at the Coral Extravaganza and we still need to decide which charity we will donate the auction proceeds to. So cast your vote above

Thanks for hosting Mike and Jodi. Good to see everyone too.

See you all today

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I have a bunch in my tank but nothing like that. Kind of crazy

I cut a few frags this weekend. Have some Money Dance trees, Hawkins, and another RR stick I forget the name of.

Not a terrible idea, as long as rules permit it, but I wouldn't put it straight in your tank. Anything from the ocean should get a long QT because there is a high likely hood of bringing over some unwanted pest.

Pretty sure those one @MuralReef has came from me and I got them via another dbtc at some point. They're light blue either way

Ya sadly with a tank that size emeralds and manual removal are you best tools. I'd personally just remove what I could by hand without removing the base rocks but wouldn't hurt to remove the rock if you need as long as you don't keep them out of the water to long. Just setup a separate tub of...

Not required to bring anything extra but if you care to, you could bring a dessert or maybe more beer wouldn't hurt ;)

This is coming up soon. Get those frags cut if you haven't already

I had a colony of these for many years. Gave out tons of frags of them. Someone should still have some of them since they are pretty hardy and fairly quick growers