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Hi all - looking to buy some healthy chromis Thanks Jean

Hoping to buy one that is fully acclimated and feeding well. Thanks so much Jean

Hi all - I'm restarting my tank and looking for some softies to get the ball rolling. Colorful, larger pieces at a reasonable price are welcome. Looking for neon green toadstool, weeping willow toadstool, kenya tree, sinularia, gorgonias, etc... Thanks so much! Jean

All sold. Thanks everyone!

All sold. Thanks everyone!

Also a chocolate tang (about 4 inches, still in yellow juvenile phase, eats like a pig) - $80

All gone! Thanks everyone!

Also a trio of zebra barred dartfish (seems to be two males a female, no fighting and the males flash the female constantly) - $75

just the big colony

The goni is about 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches.

Hi all - I have a few other posts on corals and zoa rocks for sale in case of interest. I'm hoping to clear some corals and rocks out in the next day or two, so wanted to post the fish which will come next. Fish are fat and super healthy, eat like pigs, and been in my tank for at least a year...

Pickup in Belmont MA 02478 Please use PM for any questions/queries This is a piece of live rock I made myself. It has 4 platforms and was designed to display LPS, but can be used lots of ways. The top platform has about 100+ polyps of Halle berry zoas the middle platform has about 200+ polyps...

Hi all and thanks for the PMs, I think I responded to everyone and have updated the post with where things currently stand. I'll reach out to folks next in line if buyers fall through.

Life has been pretty crazy and I'm going to shut my 120g down and take a break from the hobby. Everything has been my tank for at least two years (most for much more than that) and have been doing great. These are large pieces at good prices, I am not currently able to frag but they are...

yes, they are good fun and easy to keep in a brackish system. Tropic Isle usually has them in stock. I bought a couple cheap plastic lily pads online and use them as feeding spots (and just place frozen mysis on them). The mudskipper's spend most of the day out of the water and don't seem to...

The brackish tank is doing great! No water changes, super low maintenance which is a pretty nice change. I have 3 mud skippers, a handful of local shore crabs and started w/ 5 fancy guppies but now have probably 40 or 50. Nerite snails provide a pretty decent CUC. The mangroves are growing...

Thanks for your comment @Edward I respect your opinion but disagree. I also have a strong scientific background including a BS in microbiology, and PhD in biochemistry/molecular biology. Have you looked at the literature that Dr. Tim published and bases his whole company on? It's crap that...

There is likely no right answer here. But adding them in thoughtful batches to avoid agression makes good sense. Anyone who talks about tank microbiome with authority is just fooling themselves. No one knows. Dr Tim doesn't know and he is making millions convincing people otherwise. I've added...

I regularly use waste water from my main system to hatch baby brine. Works great, no issues. The salinity from a reef system is a little bit higher than recommended for "optimal" brine hatching, but you won't be able to tell the difference (and brine shrimp eggs are super cheap).