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Wanted to post these up for Robert, who let me take pics of his tank before we started the fish trap workshop on the 17th. What a beautiful tank! Thanks again, Robert, for hosting the last meeting! :clap2:

Ornate angelfish, Genicanthus bellus Zebra angelfish, Genicanthus caudovittatus Blackstriped angelfish, Lamarck's angelfish, Genicanthus lamarcki Spotbreast angelfish, Genicanthus melanospilos Masked angelfish, Genicanthus personatus Halfbanded angelfish, Genicanthus semicinctus Japanese...

Gorgonacea order

Scolymia Vitiensis (Meat Coral)

I thought the same thing, and was hesitant to post a reply simply for that fact :D Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought that number was a bit high :)

I'm going to guess Acanthaster planci (Crown of Thorns starfish).

Count me in! :D Will it also be mandatory to wear green??? ;)

I also live in Woodinville and would be happy to help out and meet sometime if you have any questions or just wanna talk reef ^_^ Hey Todd, can we get a re-cap of the meeting and how it went for those of us who couldn't attend? I would love to know who our new sponsors are!! :D Also, will we...

That's pretty funny, Paul! Thanks for sharing :)

It looks like I will be unable to attend this get-together, unfortunately. Someone enjoy a Guinness for me :)

I am unfamiliar with the place Shawn O'Donnels... Where is this place located?

The difference between cooking your tank vs. taking the rock out would be that you'd only be killing everything on your rock, but all the beneficial bacteria and creatures in your substrate (sand or whatever else you may have) is still alive. By cooking your entire tank, you kill EVERYTHING. I...

:rofl: That's awesome!

CRAZY! :D Lorrie, I have a small green majano on one of my frags in my 2 gallon. He's all yours if you want him!

Oh, and let me know if there's going to be another coral raffle - I have a few frags I can donate to the cause :)

Yay!! I'll be there!!!

I too would love a mid-November get-together. Like Dolphin, we have some holiday plans, so something in the first two weeks would be ideal, if it works for everyone else, too.

Hello!! Welcome aboard!!! :D

My peppermint shrimp eradicated 8 large heads of aiptasia in 2 days, and I haven't seen a new bud since. That was four months ago. The beauty of their claws is that they are small enough to pick in the tiny cracks and crevices aiptasia likes to chill in. I love peppermints ^_^