bluefish84

Hi - Interested in your stand and rocks, can pick up today - can you text me for address and work out details. 512-633-35 eight two. Thanks.

still available? can pick up tomorrow.

I can pick them up tomorrow downtown, pls text me time and location. Thanks. 5126333582

Where are you located, I'd like to get some of these zoa's (like the top 4 and top 2 of the thumb nail photos) and the small RBTA

would love to get some, if you have some still - when's good time for you? pls text 5126333582

I meant can I see your product? Can text me at 5126333582. Thnx.

I may be able to use the dosing pump - where can I see it?

Are you asking about shore dives off Kona or Oahu? Kona gets the same trade and prevailing winds as Oahu, so dive sites vary depends on the wind directions and surf conditions. Especially in the Spring time. Our week was met w some big swells in Kona in Jan (20-25') and just about everywhere was off limit except for surfing, that is if you are a good surfer in that kinda waves. You must have gone to Oahu in the summer last year to dive at Sharks cove, what was it like? Hanauma Bay diving is hard to beat tho, go off to the left side just before the breakers, further away from the snorkelers, that area is got some really cool stuff. Look for the Hawaii flasher wrasses. I am partial to the solid black long nose butterfly.

Look up John Hoover's book and now an App. Everyone in HI knows his publication on identification of fish and inverts. I personally like to flip through the book pages while on the dive boat, great stories in it about certain species he's collected over several decades. The App is very user friendly and is fun to go through w lots of species while on dry land. Happy diving.

For open water certification, I recommend getting the book and pool part done first before your trip - find the cheapest shop that will do it in town, call around. Look for some in Groupon etc. Second part is four open water dives. Those can be done at the destination place. Almost every worthwhile scuba trip is gotta be better than lake Travis or some Springs nearby. For a $10-20 more per day, you can do tank dives with the scuba shop and have them finish certifying you - need to tell them you are a referral student to complete certification. The most popular agencies now days are PADI and SSI, but all of them "share" the certification process via a "referral" form your instructors will have to complete in order to send in your certification. If you are planning to dive in Cancun, surely there are dive shops that can certify you. My son recently was certified in Hawaii via the process described above; beats 50F lake Travis water.

I just saw this posting today, have been quite busy. Can I still join in on the salt buy - four buckets of the Red Sea Coral Pro? Thanks Frank

How big are these guys/gal and where are you located?

Roland, nice to meet you too. Great looking tanks. Digi is looking fine. lmk when you decide to frag your SPS.

Sorry, meant to say I bought it used and it's too big for my tank, but it works great!

Hi I'm interested in one of your frag - where are you located, pick up tomorrow evening?