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johnmaloney
sounds like a deal. take it easy my man
Monochrome5
Stop faking it and get back to work!! Hehe just kidding. Hope you're back to 100% soon, John! Glad to hear you're keeping a positive attitude with it all as well.

Assorted Micro Porcelain Crabs --> I want two of these smile.gif And/or a Squat Lobster, if you ever run into one.
johnmaloney
micro porcelains we can get often, not squat lobsters though, they are in a different ocean. (at least the ones i am thinking of).

out of the hospital! at least 2 months before i can dive sad.gif If it was just the punctured lung it would be 6 weeks, but the spleen is the issue says my doc, 2 months no strenuous activity he said was the price not to cut it out of me. I quit smoking for good now though, overcame some fears (tube, needles to the belly), and have managed to contract with a diver while i was in the hospital to cover for me. Things are doing good, and should be improving. So while I wont be getting much other than the basics in for now, I am working on updating the site now that I am office work bound lol....good timing too, it is long overdue
Monochrome5
QUOTE (johnmaloney @ Mar 14 2011, 11:30 AM) *
micro porcelains we can get often, not squat lobsters though, they are in a different ocean. (at least the ones i am thinking of).

out of the hospital! at least 2 months before i can dive sad.gif If it was just the punctured lung it would be 6 weeks, but the spleen is the issue says my doc, 2 months no strenuous activity he said was the price not to cut it out of me. I quit smoking for good now though, overcame some fears (tube, needles to the belly), and have managed to contract with a diver while i was in the hospital to cover for me. Things are doing good, and should be improving. So while I wont be getting much other than the basics in for now, I am working on updating the site now that I am office work bound lol....good timing too, it is long overdue



Squat lobsters are universal and found everywhere from tidepools to hydrothermal vents smile.gif Anywhere you'd normally find a hermit crab you can most likely find squat lobsters. They're usually really tiny, though (most under three inches, with the majority an inch or less). I'm sending you on a mission, sir. Go find me one. No "but my spleen hurts!" excuses, either! tongue.gif

Any chance you think chitons will survive being shipped to my 115g tank in Ohio? I need a puffer safe CUC...
jdl
do you only do reefcleaners diving for work or commercial stuff too?
kgoldy
Let us know when the website is all caught up to speed. I just finished cycling, got a GHA outbreak, and want to get my CUC ordered soon... But don't want to miss out on anything you have that isn't listed! I totally want to get some oddball macros and CUC members, for the greatest bio diversity possible.

I'm just itching to get some life into this thing:



edit- Since I'm interested in getting stuff like micro porcelain crabs, should I shoot an email to admin@reefcleaners, PM you, or what? They're not listed on the website, so there's no price or anything...
johnmaloney
sounds good
kgoldy
bumping so I don't lose the thread again... Search function on this site doesn't work well with my touchpad
kgoldy
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Mangrove Tunicate Ecteinascidia turbinata Clusters normally 4'' in diameter





Oooooh, pretty.

I'm thinking of decorating my mangroves with stuff that normally grows around them, and getting rid of all the chaeto in the HOB fuge to make it more display worthy (not that anyone looks over the reef to see it). Are mangrove tunicates easy enough to attach to the trees with super glue?

And are there any small (like stay small) frogfish that you come across? I'm starting to fall in love with those little things.
johnmaloney
Oh sorry, not sure how I missed this.

Mangrove tunicates are easy to attach, hard to keep alive for any length of time.Certain times of the year they are ridiculously abundant, other times just a few here and there. I should try to figure out what changes that time of year, I think a google search will find a post I made about them, and that will have the time of year. You can tie them to something, I would use fishing line instead of glue. Or get them attached to something already, and attach that.

I rarely come across frogfish, and even less often with something to hold them in, I use all mesh really, and that is a problem for everything but shelled inverts and plants. I had a cool black one awhile ago, but I am far away from shipping fish. Would need another warehouse I think. I have toyed with the idea, but we aren't ready yet to do it right.

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Collected a curlique anemone with a Periclimenes shrimp that is spotted in colors identical to the curlique. The anemone is on a barnacle cluster, tiny little shrimp, he doesn't leave the nem at all. That is available now.
Monochrome5
QUOTE (johnmaloney @ Sep 19 2011, 08:19 PM) *
Collected a curlique anemone with a Periclimenes shrimp that is spotted in colors identical to the curlique, (or however you spell it). The anemone is on a barnacle cluster, tiny little shrimp, he doesnt leave the nem at all. That is available now.


I want this... Real hard bad.
johnmaloney
pm replied. smile.gif
kgoldy
bah! Jealous...
lljdma06
QUOTE (kgoldy @ Sep 20 2011, 10:25 PM) *
bah! Jealous...


No more seagrasses? sad.gif
johnmaloney
thin stock on all macros and plants, but seagrasses are gone for good unfortunately
lljdma06
QUOTE (johnmaloney @ Sep 21 2011, 03:40 PM) *
thin stock on all macros and plants, but seagrasses are gone for good unfortunately


Watch me sulk... sad.gif See, sulking... sad.gif Not fair.

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