Recent content by cubera

Thanks, James and Chucker. I was using Java because I did not think the others were workable on XP....I will certainly try to observe the next discussion and maybe ask a question or two if I can figure out how to do it. Having the transcript available in a timely manner is very nice and much...

I am printing the transcript right now. Tried to sign on last night but the chat was not interactive which sucked and the Lakers were playing:) I have in my possession about everything Mr. Tyree has every published and have nothing but praise for reefs.org for having a contributor of his...

www.myreefcreations.com Andy will take care of you for a fraction of the price...custom made but you might have to wait because he is very busy

Might send photos to the University of Texas at Galveston. Extensive research is done there on Gulf Coast dwellers and it seems someone there could help you out with your questions. Just a thought

Might consider high dose Vitamin C. HTH

All the coral traders/propagators mentioned are excellent IMHO. I did not see www.dynamicecomorphology.com mentioned, however, and I think it is absolutely worth taking a look at. Hope to see you all at MACNA BTW

Why not ask when considering a purchase? Would this not be easier than trying to apply "uniform" standards or definitions to a free enterprise industry? "Captive Raised" generally means what it says. The animal is raised in captivity. Obviously, this does not mean a captive raised animal is bred...

Flower (rock) or Rock (flower) anemones are quite harmless, extremely hardy, and very beautiful. They are much easier to keep over the long term than condylactoid anemones from the Atlantic and much more colorful. Purists will have a **** hissy, however, when these extremely beautiful...

Bumble Bee snails, Nassa snails, select hermits, shrimp, conch, and cukes

www.lonestarcorals.com/encrustingsps.html [ March 04, 2002: Message edited by: cubera ] [ March 04, 2002: Message edited by: cubera ]</p>

This is an bright green encrusting SPS from the Pacific. [ March 04, 2002: Message edited by: cubera ]</p>

What's the Patent number?

Spend as much as you can on the best skimmer you can get IMHO

2-3 inches is fine.

Looks like an A.loripes....and a beauty at that! HTH (Veron 1-380)