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I've noticed that if I bring water from scripps home and put it straight into the tank, lps extend their stingers, which I think means that they're eating.

Turn 90 degrees and put the spigot inside the container.

They're stackable too! Called aquatainers.

Yeah, it'll knock you over. Thanks for the deadlink fix notification.

Done and done.

And me, and two others.

Bigair's donated two hoses now. SDREEFS should get an E.B. Scripps style plaque.

I guess no one has noticed any diseases entering their tanks, at least on this board. The water goes through a fine sand filter, so it's unlikely that anything big would get through.

On a more...

Also, there's no real need to dilute the water. They don't dilute it in their tropical coral tank, and they have pocillopora growing on their pipes that doesn't look like it was glued there.

Speaking of all those tanks at scripps...
I was there yesterday, and they now have one of those scorpionfish that you can look through the eye. Their leafy dragons are looking good, and I think one...

The number is posted on the sign above the spigot. It's area code 858, and ucsd has prefix 534, I don't remember ther est of the number.

Given that you're using local animals, and that you're...

I've been noticing red slime in a friend's tank recently as well, but I thought we got water before and well after the rains.
On another note, one of those 3000g trucks was there the other day...

I posted this a while back, but now that it's a sticky, we won't get the 2 week cycle on scripps water:
Filtration
Doug of ucsd's physical plant services (the people you talk to for large volumes...