MASC DBTC Meeting - October 5th, 2019 @ 2pm

SynDen

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#41
This is this weekend. Hope to see you all there
 

ianryd

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#45
How would it do in a 20 gal bare bottom nem tank with a couple fish?
Anyone coming to the meeting that would like to adopt this crab? It’s about 4” and still growing. It’s cute but wouldn’t recommend for a conventional reef tank. It likes to move stuff around and dig (why it’s being evicted).

I don’t think it will count as DBTC unless you find a way to frag it successfully. :)

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halmus

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#46
I’ve never seen it interact with anemones but doubt it will be a problem. It was in a tank with cardinals and didn’t manage to catch any of them.

I assume in a bare bottom, it’s going to find a cave under a rock to hide out in most of the time.

It likes cocktail shrimp (hold the cocktail sauce). I feed it with a chunk of food on a stick. It’s pretty grabby and I don’t want it to get ahold of my finger.

I can bring along the trap I made to catch it. If it doesn’t behave in your tank, it shouldn’t take to long to catch it again. Doubt it’s that smart.

Let me know.
 

halmus

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#48
Not hijack but with crabs isn't pointy claws reefer beware,rounded claws reefers joy?

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That’s possible. I don’t know if I’ve ever heard of the “rule of thumb” or “rule of claws”.

I think I’m going to see if the butterfly pavilion wants it. I think they have a tank with crustaceans only.
 

SynDen

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Great turn out. Lots of new faces, which is great to see. Thanks all for coming out and big thanks to Scott for hosting.
 

gmate

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#58
Was it @scmountain that was asking about macro lenses (I don't know everyone's forum handle). I wanted to follow-up with this:

https://www.shopmoment.com/shop/macro-lens
https://www.shopmoment.com/shop/categories/cases

Here's a photo of today's Green Fungia frag under the macro lens after an acclimation - happily extended (sorry if pictures are huge, I don't know how to resize):



I'd like to point out that, whilst you can't see it in person (too small), under a macro shot there are some other babies growing on the frag as well (I counted three, two in the above picture that are visible on the bottom). For a coral that is a few millimeters across - this is pretty cool! Those are pebbles against the glass you are seeing, for perspective:



Going to be watching this little guy grow out via close-ups!
 

ianryd

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#59
Mr. Fungia here lol, yesterdays meeting was great. Maybe we could do a fungia growout challenge since so many people got one? Im not sure how that works, but it would be fun to see!

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