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This my friend is great to see!
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We had some blastos and real nice on the cheap cheap I'm not at work anymore so I don't know if there's any left on line but I know we had them
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That little one that was on the bottom right seems gone. He looks clean!
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I'll definitely go check out your website when I get a minute
Right now I can't add any corals into my 180 as it's recovering from a power outage crash.
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Shot taken at 8am this morning of last man that was standing.
If you look closely that's one tiny nudi eating the left overs.
There's not a single pest anemone in the entire reef and must say thanks to all for taking the ride.
Micheal, Thanks for having the faith and (lol) we did not use crazy glue. ;Wacky
Ryan, Thanks for jumping on board and taking a look. You got to see the last on go down.
Jackie, If I can catch them, then there yours. I can only see tiny babies at this time but they could be the big ones and have already shrunk down in size from (starvation)
Bruce, Hybird and Justin, Thanks for taking the ride and cheering them on too.
To myself this is the way to go and method to use with an outbreak.
We put in Salty Underground's / Berghia nudibranch's on June the 13th and today is July the 26th.
Going to call it a wrap, and... ;Woot ;Woot
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If you look closely that's one tiny nudi eating the left overs.
There's not a single pest anemone in the entire reef and must say thanks to all for taking the ride.
Micheal, Thanks for having the faith and (lol) we did not use crazy glue. ;Wacky
Ryan, Thanks for jumping on board and taking a look. You got to see the last on go down.
Jackie, If I can catch them, then there yours. I can only see tiny babies at this time but they could be the big ones and have already shrunk down in size from (starvation
)Bruce, Hybird and Justin, Thanks for taking the ride and cheering them on too.
To myself this is the way to go and method to use with an outbreak.
We put in Salty Underground's / Berghia nudibranch's on June the 13th and today is July the 26th.
Going to call it a wrap, and... ;Woot ;Woot
Regards, GoVols
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This is absolutely FANTASTIC!!! I'm very very happy for you Freddie [emoji2] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122]Shot taken at 8am this morning of last man that was standing.
If you look closely that's one tiny nudi eating the left overs.
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There's not a single pest anemone in the entire reef and must say thanks to all for taking the ride.
Micheal, Thanks for having the faith and (lol) we did not use crazy glue. ;Wacky
Ryan, Thanks for jumping on board and taking a look. You got to see the last on go down.
Jackie, If I can catch them, then there yours. I can only see tiny babies at this time but they could be the big ones and have already shrunk down in size from (starvation
Bruce, Hybird and Justin, Thanks for taking the ride and cheering them on too.
To myself this is the way to go and method to use with an outbreak.
We put in Salty Underground's / Berghia nudibranch's on June the 13th and today is July the 26th.
Going to call it a wrap, and... ;Woot ;Woot
Regards, GoVols
I will take them if you can catch them just let me know and I'll pay for shipping as well and for the nudis also that you can catch.
If you cant get them you know we're too get them salty underground. Call me before you place a order . I know a guy who might be able to help lol.This is absolutely FANTASTIC!!! I'm very very happy for you Freddie [emoji2] [emoji122] [emoji122] [emoji122]
I will take them if you can catch them just let me know and I'll pay for shipping as well and for the nudis also that you can catch.
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Yep hard to catch them once they get in the tank.(lol)
Ryan,
I don't know if I can catch them.
Only seeing ;Wideyed the tiny ones.
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Lol, Will do thank you Ryan!
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Got home last light and could not see ;Wideyed a single nudi.
I was going to bed at 10pm so I turned on the t5's.
Saw the big ones but they were not on the glass.
They were combing back over the entire live rock structure like a special forces team. (Inside and Outside of the live rock pores)
Just too hard to catch without tearing up my scape and might have killed them in the process.
But... They were going back over the entire sacpe and that's a great thing. ;Woot ;Woot
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If GoVols were to set up and run a calcium reactor, today
Welp,
As I've said before... "We should share".
This method is the way that @hybridazn tuned in and runs his cal. reactor.
To myself this is the mechanical find of the year.
I would buy the new GEO 2 stage cal. reactor and run it just like Hybird does.
GEO is a wonderful USA company and you just can't beat their quality and customer service.
Hydird calls this the continual drip method.
1) It eliminates parts that we used to think we needed that can break
2) No more bubble counting and clogging
3) Higher flow rate with lower melting point that could achieve a higher ph back to the main display.
There are times in life that... "Less is truly More".
So, Sit back and soak up the video's.
The second one shows the flow rate going back into the sump.
Regards, GoVols
Welp,
As I've said before... "We should share".
This method is the way that @hybridazn tuned in and runs his cal. reactor.
To myself this is the mechanical find of the year.
I would buy the new GEO 2 stage cal. reactor and run it just like Hybird does.
GEO is a wonderful USA company and you just can't beat their quality and customer service.
Hydird calls this the continual drip method.
1) It eliminates parts that we used to think we needed that can break
2) No more bubble counting and clogging
3) Higher flow rate with lower melting point that could achieve a higher ph back to the main display.
There are times in life that... "Less is truly More".
So, Sit back and soak up the video's.
The second one shows the flow rate going back into the sump.
Regards, GoVols
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WOW, that's a lot of slug money @CoralNerd you should buy a bunch too lol
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@GoVols maybe you need to aquire some aptasia to keep them fed and happy. Setup an aptasia and nudi tank to farm them become a r2r vendor !
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