A man without ba~~s isn't a real man !
Beware Of So Called "professionals"
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A man without ba~~s isn't a real man !
Janice
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exactly!!!!
AdInfinitum
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What is the remaining livestock that needs to be babysat (other than a single clown)?
averhoog
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If you can get to me I live close to Lucan can put stuff in my sump / frag tank. Lots of room
Might work ! Thanks
Lucan has a formidable junior hockey team !
There is so much good help here you'll never need to pay someone , although beer is always tasty lol, but seriously if it wasn't for a few members here I wouldn't have hair left , I think everyone's helped me , a few times but Eric has been there for me the most very honest guy and if he can't answer something I'd be very suprised that guys a reef guru and I always offer him beer or money for his time and always kindly declines , and there's a few people on here that are like that too I'm just glad Eric down the street from me. Any who keep your head up try not to think about it to much I know a few people who's lost everything and still stay strong and kept afloat , I hope some good in on its way for you . 
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The greatest forum members ever Luke!!There is so much good help here you'll never need to pay someone , although beer is always tasty lol, but seriously if it wasn't for a few members here I wouldn't have hair left , I think everyone's helped me , a few times but Eric has been there for me the most very honest guy and if he can't answer something I'd be. Wet suprised that guys a reef guru and I always offer him beer or money for his time and always kindly declines , and there's a few people on here that are like that too I'm just glad Eric down the street from me. Any who keep your head up try not to think about it to much I know a few people who's lost everything and still stay strong and kept afloat , I hope some good in on its way for you .
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We have a clown, a six line wrasse and a pj cardinal left as fish; a banded starfish and some snails; and our corals (all small except the fovea, which is about 4 x 4). Some of the zoa are glued on rocks so we could not take them out.
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favia-admn autocorrect!
Janice
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32G The tang was only 1 1/2 inches max.
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Let me know if you need the space
Janice
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Thank you very much for the offer. Logistically I cant pull off getting the stuff that far, and AdInfinitum seems to think, based on my test results last night, that my cycling issues may be over. So I will cross my fingers and pray.
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I've always thought the people on this forum are mostly a bunch of silly twits.
When your tank shows signs of distress, everyone knows you can just remove 25% of the water (place in a dark, clean receptacle), replace with cold, fresh, RO water (not DI!!), stir for 20 minutes, then remove the 25% that is fresh water and refill with the original salt water removed. Good for algae, aiptasia, flatworms and reviving dead fish. Always check for PO4's in the water before and after. Any excess PO4's should be skimmed out with a small net.
When your tank shows signs of distress, everyone knows you can just remove 25% of the water (place in a dark, clean receptacle), replace with cold, fresh, RO water (not DI!!), stir for 20 minutes, then remove the 25% that is fresh water and refill with the original salt water removed. Good for algae, aiptasia, flatworms and reviving dead fish. Always check for PO4's in the water before and after. Any excess PO4's should be skimmed out with a small net.
AdInfinitum
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LOL and should we guess what local retailer taught you those trade secrets?
I agree - it does seem that you are past the worst part
Amazing offer of temp housing AdInfinitum - thanks !
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Jesse Servant
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Maybe I'm doing the math wrong, but doesn't this result in a fairly big shift in your final salinity? If you started at 35ppt, you'd go down to ~26, then back up to around 28.5ppt...
Or is this a joke?? The line about "reviving dead fish" really makes me wonder...
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