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  1. Day 120: Four months in

    Here are the pictures I promised for today; I almost forgot to take them.

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    Now that I'm back in town for a few weeks, I'm going to clean out the calcium reactor and refill it. Alkalinity has been dropping and I'm having to dose baked Baking Soda to keep up with demand.
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    Tank Entry
  2. new corals need a nice friendly ID

    Well upon encouragement from Melev I am attempting SPS once again. I went to the LFS Saturday and found these specimens:

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    The above SPS is purple with small green polyps, It was next to the below acroporas but I couldn't get an ID from the LFS nor have I seen this particular growth style online yet.

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    There are actually two different acropora on this rock with a small frag of the green left ...
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    Tank Entry , ‎ New Additions
  3. Apex updated to Fusion

    For months, hobbyists have clamoured for Fusion. We learned about it in 2013, and by MACNA it was showcased to excited attendees. I attended the special Apex class Friday morning with about 75 others, and we loved what we were hearing. No more fighting network protocols, no port forwarding, no DYNDNS redirects, no email address workarounds. Fusion solved all that, and we just had to wait until November for the release.

    It took longer naturally. December rolled around and a handful ...
    Tags: apex, fusion
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    Equipment
  4. Stuff you don't see every day...

    Yesterday as I was cleaning the glass and specifically near the area where the sandbed meets the glass, I accidentally bumped this acropora with my elbow. I use a plastic room key card (like a credit card) to clean the harder spots in the tank, and sometimes my arm makes contact with a coral. I always recoil and hold my breath hoping I didn't damage a colony, but this broke was quick. I watched the branch fall slowly toward the sandbed, and felt disgusted with myself. For the time being, the ...
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    Tank Entry
  5. "Slow" marine animals show their secret life under high magnification

    Great clip of stuff we miss in our busy life. Have a watch.


    http://vimeo.com/88829079
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    Photography/Video
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