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Hey Chen, If you're talking about the same guy I dealt with, I had a terrible experience with him last time, took him like 5 months to ship me my Massivore. Personally, I wouldn't deal with him again. I've got a couple bags left over if you're interested, I don't use em anymore since I...

Very nice looking pups, Chen

Sold. Please close.

Price drop: $750 firm Plus, I will throw in a 2.2lb bag of Hikari Massivore and, if you're interested, I will throw in a beautiful 6 inch L240 pleco (the one in my avatar)

Fish is still available, although I do have a couple interested buyers. Some more pics taken over the weekend, along with a video.

Very nice little pup. Looks like you might be getting some king spotting on the front right. I'd hold onto her for a little bit and see how that develops. King spotting is very desirable.

Aggressive price drop: $1000. I need to sell this guy, don't have the room.

Hi Malcolm, Yes, the aro is still available. If you're interested, shoot me a PM or email me at [email protected]

I am regretably selling the last of my monster fish, my Super Red Asian Arowana from CV Maju. The cert date is December 2009; I believe this fish was part of the original order from CV Maju. I have worked very hard to raise this fish, and I think his colour, shine and perfect condition (no...

Yeah, I've been using worms as a supplement for years. Rays love them and they're packed with protein. I've also used earthworms for my aros with great success, awesome mass builders.

Update. Added the following: - a few different types of ricordea, including a cool light pink variation - Birdnest coral - Branching hammer coral - Several different zoa's - Two new types of acans - Christmas favia - Green plating montipora (montipora capricornis) I'm looking to...

Same thing happened to me with one of my male henlei. It is one hell of an adrenaline rush pulling out that stinger! As long as your water is clean, he shouls heal up pretty quickly.

Chen, once you're set up, it's not as time consuming as you might think. You can do it :)

So I blame Mike for rekindling my passion for corals :) I just don't have the space in my new place to keep the aro's and rays that I'm used to, so a nano-reef is a perfect fit. I used to keep a pretty large reef system back in the day, but nano-reef's pose a unique challenge. Water quality...

I actually ended up going with the 24 gallon JBJ nano cube. Just got the tank set up and cycling over the weekend, and looking forward to getting back into corals.

I'm going to look at a biocube this weekend, just might have to join the dark side with you :)

Hey Mike I am in the same boat man, not enough space for the big tanks were used to. I was into reef tanks as a kid and have considered a biocube, too. Theres a pretty cool sub-culture surrounding the bio cube, and I like that you can do some tinkering to improve it (retrofitted lights, beefed...

Very nice spotting. Might turn into a king Henlei! :)

Bump! $50 per bag. You can't buy them for this cheap anywhere!

$60 per bag. I've got three, take them all for $160.