Cool, Josh :cool: PM me after you have ordered. I'll have two empty pails for you, too. Did those halides come in yet?

Still waiting on the halides :rolleyes:

i still gotta make payment on my aquariacanada order pending a fish being available. ill ask ivan for an update

from what I have read the warm water Margaritas are still only from water that is 72 degrees, the last a but but still die in our tanks. Bev, I would suggest astrea, trocus (sp) and certh but it is probably to lait for my recommendations :mrgreen: and you won't find trochus at J&L which bums me out as I can't find them locally either.

Steve

I get my Trochus locally at Gold Aquarium. I like them very much even though they like to come out at night. I have not seen an 8" one yet :eek: My Astreas like to fall over and die. I also like Cerith, but have only tried them in tanks with sandbeds where they last a long time. :biggrin:

I find that the Ceriths in my BB tank tend to be on the glass and rocks much more.

Great, I never knew Margaritas were cooler water snails...doh, and I just ordered 10. :mad:

Which Kind?
 

Which kinds are the one's they with the black bodies & conical shells, that they usually have at Aquarium Illusions?

Those might be ceriths, but I'm not 100% sure.

I did a litte net searching and found out they are trochus snails.

ORDER UPDATE:

Had a phone call from Jeff at J&L last evening. Because they have had so many orders (including ours) for reef janitors, they will be waiting for more shipments to come in before being able to ship ours. Shipping should be a week or two he said.

Anyone wanting to still get in on the shipment can do so by the end of Monday January 31 when the sale ends. Ordering information can be found part way down on page one of this thread.

Shipping costs will be tallied when they know the weight of the shipment, so folks ordering lots of stuff will be paying more for shipping than those ordering only a little bit. Don't exactly know how to calculate that at this point, but think we will have to figure it out at the time of arrival.

Bev,

Might I make a suugestion on the shipping.

Take each person's invoice total, divide it by the total of the entire order.
Now you have a number that represents their percent of the order.
Multipy the shipping costs by that number for each person. That way everyone pays shipping costs equal to the amount they ordered.