Lilrodyreefer

If anyone here is from Ri and wants to get a carpool together to go to the meeting on he 15th send me a pm an we can work out a general meeting point. My plan is to stay for the whole meeting so if time constraints are a problem we can all plan accordingly

I have offically canceled my reef central account. After almost a month of sending emails to get a club thread for the rhode island reef society and getting no response, I'm done.

I'm looking to start breeding cardinal fish. Has anyone here ever done this successfully? I'm looking for good setup ideas(ie how many tanks, lighting, additives, and any other equipment). My goal is to breed and record my experiences. Hopefully we as hobbyists can make an impact in the collection of wild fish. To allow the reefs to rebuild and replenish itself. Tank raised fish are better kept and can be raised to eat man made foods allowing a greater varity of reef fish that we can keep and raise ...

With all the information on reef keeping online and on pages such as this one, I find myself wanting to try all sorts of new ideas. Lack of money is the biggest obstacle I am encountering in the hobby. I would love to start a propagation tank to supply my club members a place to store tiny frags of there most prized corals. This would also give me the opportunity to grow these corals out and bring frags to frag swaps and what not. I would love the hobby to be completely self sufficient, and oppose ...

I have a rock that I got from a friend that had some neat orange zoas on it. It also had a small carpet aneome on it as well. I put the rock in the tank and the carpet moved and the zoas are doing great, but within the past month or two of growth they have all started to change colors. Some are still orange but some have started to change to a pale blue when the actinics are on. They are all healthy and still growing. Is there a reason for the color change?