Recent content by TonyEnr

He's located in Woodbury, New Jersey. And you could contact him about that. (856) 220-8128 I'm just the middle man lol he's not very computer oriented.

I'm not actually sure of the gph of his sump pumps..he has two, one from an regular sump with life rock and skimmer and another is a refugium. Just to be clear too, he's only selling the contents I the tank (rock, coral) also the lights. He's still using the tank and what not.

Buddy of mine is looking to tear down his 300 gallon reef. Looking to start new. Soo all his contents (rock and corals and lights) are up for grabs. As of right now he's asking 700$ or his lights and their controllers. Prices are negotiable. He has at least 300 lbs of Fiji / Tatoka rock mixed in...

Yeah not the same star fish at all

Well I don't think they have been specifically feeding it, but it was allegedly eating star polyps.

If they're the same type of zoanthids, they could brighten up over time just like the other polyps...I'd say give it time and if not, if you could scrap them off the rock without destroying them, you could relocate them.

Hey everyone, I original posted this information in the "identification" section but did not get much feedback. Hoping to get more info...anyway, a Friend of mine bought this starfish for their tank, and I've never seen it before and at first glance it struck me as probably not reef safe lol...

Lol that's where it is as of now. I'll told them to toss it in the sump.

Friend of mine bought this starfish for their tank, and I've never seen it before and at first glance it struck me as probably not reef safe lol Yeah he and his wife said "yeah it sits on top of the corals sometimes" and pointed out an area of green star polyp that the star fish had allegedly...

A 20 long will work, you'll just have to prepare it so that you have room for a skimmer and a possible refugium. Over skimming the tank is not necessary depending on whether or not you want to use a refugium too. In addition, soft corals, like the ones you listed, prefer a little more nutrients...

Yeah I'm trying to go for a little of both. I've been increasing the amount of time my blues are on and the growth is just crazy so I was looking to add some extra blue. Thanks though I'll check out those stunner strips.

Does anyone know of any relatively inexpensive blue led lighting that could be added to a reef tank just for some extra blue. Found some led strips on amazon cheap but not sure if they'll be sufficient. Any input?

Wow I couldn't find those pumps anywhere. Thanks a bunch!

Looks to be some sort of sponge...if you're worried about it, just suck it off with some tubing..nbd

So I know it's been a while....the sailfins did not work together. I added one at a separate time from the rest and it threw everything off :(