Cheshireboxers

Carpets, bubble tips, I've got to be good.....can't run out of room too quickly!

When things settle down ill tank more of that crazy drive your fish wild food, I see that you can only buy it from a vendor, but I have some old stuff that will keep them feed until I can get more food. We're very glad to here that your back, we truly enjoyed the pictures and can't wait to hear about all the new things that will be coming our way.

Thanks for making us proud keep up the great work

Exotic reef creations top notch, Quantum Reef can't go wrong

Would you want a couple damsels

Wow I'm so jealous your picture are great and I've seen your tank and strive to get mine to start growing like that. Still in the learning curve....but I know there is a light at the end of the tunnel. I just need to program it. Lol

Sucks that I always read these one post too late. I really fell in love with the Aussie pink goni. Do you have two of them. ? Purple lobo I know where we're going this weekend..

What is picture number six and how much?

I'm in Reston and have 10 available in need be. Just please bring your own container.

That's why you always need to stick withe Brown what can brown do for you UPS BEATS all by far

I just wanted to take a second to say thank you! Thank you for the nice SPS colony that you surprised us with free of charge, I wanted to let you know that I've tried several attempts at SPS frags and they seem to always get bleached out or a snail knocks them down into the sand bed and then I find them a few days later completely white. Now that I have one that a snail can't move about the tank and also have them under some really great light that Richard suggested we use it seems like my fear of investing into more SPS has been put to rest. You guys rock! Not just because of a free coral but you have a vast of knowledge that both of you seem happy to share with us newbies here on WAMAS. It was such a boost when Richard came to our home and it my heart burst with joy to hear him tell us how nice our tank was doing and how shocked he was with the things that we had in the tank and that they were thriving especially since we had only been doing salt water for less then a year. That's because our vendors are our teachers. So thanks to you my fish and corals are happy and healthy.

Totally agree it's the best if it wasn't for Wamas I probably wouldn't be where I am today in the salt water scene so many people to help and probably if you are looking for anything you are sure to find it here welcome aboard

Nice frags!

It was my first event and I will be looking forward to next years event and hopefully thing in my tank will be listed as a colony where I can donate for the event, so other first timers will have just as much fun as we did., and even the well season members who have a vast of knowledge to help build up our confidence. Thanks to all of our sponsors who make the end of the event exciting with the treasures we get to walk home with.

Send Richard from ERC a pm

Nice pic's but no more room in tank for things that sting . But really looking forward to seeing some Zoe's and palys

Wow when I read your first post for help moving the tank I thought it was an empty tank. I always keep about 40 gals of saltwater on standby also keep 6 - 5 gal jugs of ro water made up just in case I need to do a major water change on my tank plus I try to do a water change every week on my system. I know hind sight is always too late but please once your stable let me know I'll hook you up with some frags.

Can you give more details on the tank ? Is it drill? Reef ready? Scratches? Is it a show tank?

Ditto on that. Beautiful

Is the sump drilled

I bought mine through the group buy from erc I have the iIT2080's over a 125 and love the features all at a very reasonable price Talk to Marcos he has lots of knowledge

I'm trying so hard to be good and then you post this up! Wow beautiful beautiful corals.