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I may just take you up on that. Been wanting to see the “laboratory”.

You should rent him out -10 a day!

Cool fish. My tank is way too small for it though. I had tried the aiptasia file fish-it did take out my aiptasia but then started on other coral. The big one came back. Fortunately I have just one big one that taunts me everyday

Depending on total size of system can you step down to 250?

How big is the system?

That is a valid concern.

Sorry about the coral losses. Always sucks when that happens- Ok my idea-not cheap but lazy aka “efficient” What you see is the avast kalk stirrer-my idea would be to reverse the flow- Pump in water into the 1/2 inch outlet by either using one dose head (with a big o barb) or an inexpensive...

Whoa. More than 2x I am dosing at 650 ml for same size system. I am assuming you are dosing it in now? With what?

How big is your tank and how much kalk you pushing in a night? Also do you have a ato reservoir?

Interesting. For me -checking once a week is fine.

Ok -whew. I do the same

What are you trying to accomplish and what do you mean that all for reef is unstable? I use it myself and find it quite reliable so curious to what problems are you seeing with it. I dose all for reef, trace elements (I need more due to carbon dosing, bacto balance (carbon dosing) I also...

Do you just let float in tank? Always afraid it’s going to smash into a rock and bust.

2nd this- as long as the water level is in the blue section -you are good. No need to calibrate but you need to keep it safe as it can break easily (glass) -$35. Found it to be way more accurate than other refractometers and salinity probes

I don’t care as much as it “jams” up my typing .

I’ll have to try this as well. Thanks for sharing

If they were at Anaheim for the reefapooliza (sp) I’d seriously go just to get some hands on experience! One advantage though @Alexander1312 over epoxy-seatak does not make your skimmer go crazy for two days-at least..

It was for me -until the urchins-until it really encrusted -it was game for being picked up any time any place and strewn around like a rag doll.

Pretty colonies -they are pretty big -you may want to “angle” them as I can see some issues with the weight..but I concur with @RandyC about being horizontal

@Alexander1312 -what I use is a combo of seatek and superglue. Generally first get a big glob on the base of the macro. Then apply superglue as a smaller circle. The seatak will cure over time and the urchins will not take it for a ride. Two things - Once it’s dried -it is not coming off- I...