Ohio Reef
Site & Club Forums => Just Arrived => Topic started by: DaveG. on October 08, 2013, 18:29:05
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I used to be on this forum a couple of years ago when I was still learning about reef tanks. Although I am never done learning, I'm done actively researching the topic. I don't remember the username and I change email accounts often, I probably registered a message forum to a junk mail email account. It's just something I do.
Anyway, I'm building my posts to sell my setup. I don't trust the people I meet on facebook. Well, except for one person who I know is on here. I'm going to miss this hobby, but I'll get back into it when there are less moving parts in my life.
Dave
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Its always sad when I hear of someone leaving the hobby but you gotta do what you gotta do.
Good luck with whatever is going on.
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Sorry to hear your getting out
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Sorry to hear it man. Best of luck with your endeavors
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Good Luck. pm sent
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It doesn't seem that I am able to respond to pm's. I will say that I have a 4 year old mandarin goby and a copperband that is over a year old. I know these fish are hard to keep, but mine have done well. It's why I am hesitant to sell to people on craigslist. I have always kept lava rock in the first chamber of my 'fuge and I think it has something to do with the pods available for those fish to eat. They don't eat the frozen food I put in there for my foxface.
There's probable 100 lbs of rock in my 6' 125 with corals growing everywhere. I'd love to sell it all at once, but I know that isn't practical. I would really like to sell everything alive at once, then part the rest out. With that much rock it would be hard to catch just a single fish and I don't want to stress them out more than necessary, I'm sure people on this forum understand.
I would love to use my display tank as a refugium, reverse photo period with a deep sand bed and many bottom dwelling critters in the DSB to ensure there would always be something interesting to look at. There's just a lot going on right now, I have to take a break.
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Finding a buyer for all live stock at once will be hard as many of our tanks are at least partially stocked but I will say id be interested in your coper band and what type of mandarin?
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It doesn't seem that I am able to respond to pm's. I will say that I have a 4 year old mandarin goby and a copperband that is over a year old. I know these fish are hard to keep, but mine have done well. It's why I am hesitant to sell to people on craigslist. I have always kept lava rock in the first chamber of my 'fuge and I think it has something to do with the pods available for those fish to eat. They don't eat the frozen food I put in there for my foxface.
There's probable 100 lbs of rock in my 6' 125 with corals growing everywhere. I'd love to sell it all at once, but I know that isn't practical. I would really like to sell everything alive at once, then part the rest out. With that much rock it would be hard to catch just a single fish and I don't want to stress them out more than necessary, I'm sure people on this forum understand.
I would love to use my display tank as a refugium, reverse photo period with a deep sand bed and many bottom dwelling critters in the DSB to ensure there would always be something interesting to look at. There's just a lot going on right now, I have to take a break.
Need at least 10 posts to be able to pm.
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Mandarin Goby, looks like bbtm's profile pic.
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Ok
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Finding a buyer for all live stock at once will be hard as many of our tanks are at least partially stocked but I will say id be interested in your coper band and what type of mandarin?
Found a picture of him:
(https://scontent-a-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash2/p206x206/321055_283229191704487_827117032_n.jpg)
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He looks good