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I use these, and as a bonus, they double as a great in tank refugium for all our pods lol. They're absolutely covered in pods, I figure because they're hollow inside it gives the pods a great place to live.
I'm gonna have to say you misinterpreted my comments. If each 6 requires a 25 dollar purchase I would say we are absolutely good to go regardless.
What type of fish? Is it neon green?
No pod is safe... him is so tiny little fish.
... Yeah, you right.
Green Coris Wrasse... and yes... BRIGHT green.
If my math is correct, a $6 coral plus $25 coral is two corals for $31, or $15.50 apiece. That’s still an awesome deal.
Hope there wasnt too much traffic getting to your desk.
personally like the figi cube racksIceCap 23 Hole Magnetic Frag Rack (CLOSEOUT)
- Holds 23 Frag Plugs - Dimensions: 9½ x 4½ x2⅜in (LxWxH) - Strong Magnet Mounts up to 1/2in Glass
Your a whale you have 0 worries we owe you corals lol
Fiji cube racks hit my rocks.
i use potassium chloride too, works super well and is gentle on coral.When I was having trouble keeping my SBB corals alive, Shane told me to stop using the dip I was using and switch to KCL. Used that on the “practice“ corals he sent me. They have been perfect since going in the tank. They still have extreme polyp extension. This is what he uses and now I do. Same as Billy. 2 TBS to 1 gallon of water for 10 minutes.
Remember that when you're dedicating that new Shane Backer Memorial Coral Conservation Lab at whatever college your son attends!
Exactly my point
Do you think there’s something funny about taking your stick and dipping it in something wet? I’m over here trying to ask serious questions about how to get rid of all of the pests that may or may not inhabit my crusty sticks mound and you’re over there making jokes.
The only time you can tell someone they’re a whale and it be a compliment.
