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04-23-2010, 05:41 AM
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Welcome great to have your first post.
its great having the tank at work, lets me go to the soft side every once in a while. I was thinking the same thing about the blubs, there are only 5 that are the same size, the other 2 blub fixture is 54wt but none the less. The base rock is travertine, i use abit of this on all my setups. and whats up with the "bi" ? u from the EC ? I better put East Coast, as there might be a few people out there havin flash backs thinkin Electric Circus, Whoop whoop.  
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04-23-2010, 05:50 AM
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ok, i thought the "bi" was abit curious, as doug fishytime and pazzle are the only ones that would use it here, and i went back a few pages, and found the same post by fishytime.
I been dupped. haha.
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04-23-2010, 06:22 AM
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one reason is thats its extremely porous, some have cool shapes others are just slabs. I would like to get a huge slab of it and just have coral growing on it. Bommie styles.
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06-22-2010, 05:40 AM
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well, its been awhile.
so all of my fish moved into the teatro tank and will be part of the teatro display. After waiting and waiting for those toad stools to open, they never did I thought they were toast, then I started using the coral vit, and things are incrediable. heres the pics.   the restaurant;s most favor piece, from Red Coral 
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