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Colorado is the most beautiful state that I've been to.
Are you guys planning on going up into the mountains?
I'll be staying down the street from red rocks in Morrison so a bigger mtn then I'm used to I think we will head up to Breckinridge and the cont divide I have been there plenty of times so there isn't really anything I haven't seen this is more about showing my beautiful girl everything she wants to see.
And u are correct Colorado is the beautifulest state ever
I forget what mtn it is but I was at the highest place in Colorado that was awesome it was like a 30 degree diffence from the top to the bottom. I had to take a gaundula then lift then a rope dragged me then a walk to get to the top.
It was like a 45 min ride down the mtn on a snowboard that was the best ride of my life
It was like a 45 min ride down the mtn on a snowboard that was the best ride of my life
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I've been thinking about the Kessil shimmer with your MH and found the perfect solution but you'd have to mod your beautiful canopy just a tad.
I've been thinking about the Kessil shimmer with your MH and found the perfect solution but you'd have to mod your beautiful canopy just a tad.
Go ahead
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Sign me up! Lol
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That might look good
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Rakie gets it at $40 a box.
Can't always get it for $40, just got lucky! But yeah it's nice stuff, I really like it. If it didn't exist, I'd likely be using red sea blue bucket. Kinda funny because Fritz and Red Sea are on different end of the spectrums but my corals like them both.
Apparently due to some Triton tests, Fritz actually made minor adjustments to their mix. I forget but I think it was boron. Really cool they got results, looked it over, and decided to better their recipe for customers. Great company, and great products.
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GoVols: Berghia Nudibranch update of the week.
@MrMichael @hybridazn @justingraham @prsnlty @Maritimer
Welp,
We're still down that one big aiptasia on the bottom left. Cannot find another single aiptasia left in the entire reef.
The Blasto's polyps have came back together and the hole is gone. Hopefully it's stung and damaged polyps will heal.
I'm going to stay patient with the last one. If it is still alive after one more week, I will call Lisa at Salty Underground and follow her lead.
Overall... I must admit that the Berghia Nudibranchs have been a huge and wonderful success.
Looking back from the first post and looking at the reef today, it is mind blowing and I'm so happy.
I want to thank all of you for taking the ride with my reef and it means a lot.
Whether the last one goes down naturally or Lisa advises to use another method, I will post.
Regards, GoVols
@MrMichael @hybridazn @justingraham @prsnlty @Maritimer
Welp,
We're still down that one big aiptasia on the bottom left. Cannot find another single aiptasia left in the entire reef.
The Blasto's polyps have came back together and the hole is gone. Hopefully it's stung and damaged polyps will heal.
I'm going to stay patient with the last one. If it is still alive after one more week, I will call Lisa at Salty Underground and follow her lead.
Overall... I must admit that the Berghia Nudibranchs have been a huge and wonderful success.
Looking back from the first post and looking at the reef today, it is mind blowing and I'm so happy.
I want to thank all of you for taking the ride with my reef and it means a lot.
Whether the last one goes down naturally or Lisa advises to use another method, I will post.
Regards, GoVols
Given how many 'products' disappoint, that is a smashing success. Congrats, your reef was growing before and can only do better without the aiptasia.
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Fantastic results Freddie!!!GoVols: Berghia Nudibranch update of the week.
@MrMichael @hybridazn @justingraham @prsnlty @Maritimer
Welp,
We're still down that one big aiptasia on the bottom left. Cannot find another single aiptasia left in the entire reef.
The Blasto's polyps have came back together and the hole is gone. Hopefully it's stung and damaged polyps will heal.
I'm going to stay patient with the last one. If it is still alive after one more week, I will call Lisa at Salty Underground and follow her lead.
Overall... I must admit that the Berghia Nudibranchs have been a huge and wonderful success.
Looking back from the first post and looking at the reef today, it is mind blowing and I'm so happy.
I want to thank all of you for taking the ride with my reef and it means a lot.
Whether the last one goes down naturally or Lisa advises to use another method, I will post.
Regards, GoVols
How many 1/2" did you get again?
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I've got to be honest and say that I never knew how painful that aiptasia can be to coral until they hit the blasto.
Have not dealt with an outbreak for many years and just took for granted to the power of their tentacle stings.
