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This snail sale ends on Sunday. I will probably have a new sale next week or the week after but if anyone wants to pick up any of these 3 snails now is the time Remember that I can ship for between $5-$10 depending on what you want. If you want any other types of critters I probably have those too and if not can get them Thanks,

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Definatley a mystery. I would have to guess that it is some kind of basslet or pseudochromis. Its eyes and mouth shape are what I am looking at most. I havn't seen any like this though. Tough one. Nice find!

That would be nice too!

Mike, 2 of these units over your 240g would look amazing. You could do some crazy awesome things withthem and cut down on heat/energy use. Garrett

Thanks for meeting up and grabbing some corals Jason! My dad loves him some muscle cars. Hieu it was good to meet you too! Thanks for grabbing some inverts. Brandon, Anytime you want to come down are are looking for something in particular just let me know Rick, I got your call yesterday and for some reason my phone wasn't working when I tried to call back. By the time I got home it was way too late to call. Sorry about that. I will be heading up there later in the week most likely to pick some critters up so we could meet up then

It looks like I will be making a trip up to Portland this Sunday and will be arriving around noon. For any of you who would like for me to bring you up some critters and would like to meet up, send me a PM. For a full list of critters, send me a PM. Take advantage of these crazy deals why they last Garrett

I agree with Ryan and the Doc. Your corals aren't yet puting any energy into new growth. Basically they are just trying to find out what it takes to live in their new environment and are adjusting accordingly. It takes new corals around 2 months give or take some time depending on the coral before they start putting any of their resources into growout. You should see a slight color up before you see much growth and then you should see a bit of growth and continued color up as they really start growing. I find that after around 8-10 months my corals usually really start to take off. If the tank is well established this time is shortened by a couple of months. My 210g sps dominated display really started to take of in terms of sps growth after the first year. It was starteling to see such an exponental increase in element consumption and growth after only seeing very low or moderate growth rates before.

Sounds good! Now I know I have something to entice you to return lol;)

Yah if you want to swing by just give me a buzz. I would love to have you over again Garrett

Thank you for coming down to check it out and thanks for picking some goodies up! Let me know how the pokerstar does Your tank is looking pretty nice! Keep up the good work and I am glad that you got a new thermometer (laugh)

Chevron tentatively sold. Thanks for all of your interest.

Brandon, They do loes some of their vibrance as they mature. This one will be in the juvenile stage for a long time though. I would guess at least 2-3 years. It is actually a bit more vibrant than the one in the picture. Garrett

Clay it is probably not fast enough for your lobster lol. I would get him out first for sure. It sounds like he is quite the criminal. Reef165, Thanks again for stopping by! It was nice chatting reef with you and finding out more about your system in the works. As always, let me know when you want to swing by again.

One of mine did that this morning for about a half hour and then went right back to normal. Not sure why they do it.

You should send me his contact info in a PM (whistle)(naughty)

LOL who knows? That might acutally end up happening at this rate lol.

I love it. I really like the idea of having a pod house! I use to use something similar to feed my lizards only with crickets. I definatley can't disagree with you. Chaeto can and is cosumed but I feel it is probably one of the least likely macro algaes that we use for our reefs to be consumed readily. Definately a very good point. Beautiful tank by the way!!!

Sending you a PM. Let me know if something strikes your fancy.

I hear you there. They are pretty hard to come by which is part of why they are so expesive. I very very rarely(maybe once every couple of years) get a chance to pick one up locally.

It was a pretty lucky score Thanks!!

Get this one and you will have two really nice tangs lol Garrett

Nah I am just playin with you lol. I don't have any tatoos yet. Actually I kind of have commited to not getting any until I have something that I can't live without and want to put on my body. Plus the wife would get a bit grumpy with me though she would probably find it pretty cool in the long run. Garrett

Hmmm... You are so tempting. The problem is that my body doesn't have any more room on it. The canvas is already completely full :( Garrett

So I just got a nice little Chevron tang in! This is a beautiful fish and comes in nice small size. This would be a perfect tang for a smaller tank such as one of those nice Solonas or something. This guy is pretty small but is quite beautiful and pretty darn hard to come by. It measures roughly 1.5" or so across. I would like to watch the fish for a couple of days and it will be sold with no guarantees but it looks to be in perfect health and is eating frozen spirulina enriched brine as well as nori and gracilaria. Here is a representative picture of what it looks like: Price is $129!!!picked up or we can work out delivery/meet up.