Can coral ride a motorcycle?

[jimk60]

If it's going to be 70 degrees outside you might want to ditch the hand warmers. Don't want to cook them as they get pretty warm.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I'm sad because I was expecting this thread to be about coral actually being on a motorcycle in a tank. Not coral being transported by a motorcycle, haha. Something similar to this

 

[JayM]

Maybe you can replicate something like this with styrofoam cups? You can pierce a hole through the bottom to insert the plug.

Yep. i've had some come to me like that, but they were mounted in a disposable shot glass with a hole punched in the bottom.

 

[naps]

If it's going to be 70 degrees outside you might want to ditch the hand warmers. Don't eat to cook them as they get pretty warm.

I was trying to decide if i should actually use warmers or not. My concern is the temperature drops pretty significant on a motorcycle when adjusting for wind. At 70 degrees, going 70-80mph it will be around 55-60 degrees

 

[MikeyZo]

Maybe you can replicate something like this with styrofoam cups? You can pierce a hole through the bottom to insert the plug.

I have one of these. I use it when I go to LFSs so I don’t have to bother with the bags

 

[tanknana]

We live in the Portland area. Cuttlefish is an awesome store. Super knowledgeable, good selection, beautiful store and really care about their stock. Best in the area. They are really close (in location) to our business and we commute in from about 45 mins (so maybe close to you?). The weather is supposed to be awesome this weekend, so perfect! I agree with the backpack idea. Anything to soften the bumps! The roads are not great around here....

 

[naps]

We live in the Portland area. Cuttlefish is an awesome store. Super knowledgeable, good selection, beautiful store and really care about their stock. Best in the area. They are really close (in location) to our business and we commute in from about 45 mins (so maybe close to you?). The weather is supposed to be awesome this weekend, so perfect! I agree with the backpack idea. Anything to soften the bumps! The roads are not great around here....

I am down in Eugene! Unfortunately(Fortunately?) Cuttle Fish & Corals is actually the closest reef store to Eugene now that everywhere has closed in Eugene, Springfield, and Corvallis. The one store in Salem (premium aquarium) also no longer does coral or saltwater. So..... my LFS is now 2 hours away. I may do the backpack!

 

[56longroof]

They ride just fine. It's getting the tiny helmets on them that's a problem.

 

[ReeferMadness1023]

Im not sure how they bag them yet. Ive haven't been to this store yet. Its called Cuttle Fish and Corals in Portland, OR. I've heard a lot of greta things about it so fingers crossed they have good packaging!

Cool store! Expect it to be busy on Saturday. Check out Paradise Coral in Hillsboro while you’re here! That would be the closest lfs to me he has a good selection and I’ve had great luck with his corals. I’ve gotten corals from both places though and like them both.

 

[TangerineSpeedo]

I don't know if corals can ride a motorcycle, BUT... They can TUNA a piano...

 

[TangerineSpeedo]

I miss my sporty though...
I built it from the frame up.

 

[Dj City]

I've done it plenty of times!
Fish, coral, equipment i could somehow fit...

It's more than doable and FUN at the sand time!