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Thanks for the suggestions, especially the ones that clearly read everything I put up already :P I have been looking into anthias and some basslets/assessors today, and there do seem to be some interesting ones. Suggesting I get a bigger tank when I'm still setting up this one - and am actually plotting a local/coldwater one for my next set up, in a few years, possibly trying for a tidal sim - is wishful thinking but not realistic :P
Any personal experience with yellow of blue assessors, dispar or lyretail anthias, or hamlets (although all of them, or possibly the only species depending on where you look, seem capable of getting a bit big)?
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ecoliverock.ca
free shipping and about 3.50/lb. They aren't too quick and their box was from Tim Hortons (damaged box but the rock was well wrapped and fine despite over a week of shipping), and their basic level isn't too heavy on the coralline, but it seems to be doing the trick so far.
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