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Or the old William Goldman screenwriter advice" "No knows anything."

https://futurism.com/coral-reefs-underwater-speakers

I've got a beautiful rose freebie if you want to come to Walnut Creek. It's small to medium but healthy and pretty

My stores closed on Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Superbowl Sunday. That's it. Although I usually had a crew on the road on Thanksgiving, heading to one of the big conventions that was always after T-Giving.

I ran my SPS tank at 81.5 for an increased growth rate and to curtail Ich outbreaks.

Crabs are omnivores and opportunistic eaters. Most crabs that we consider reef sage are not fish safe if they get the opportunity. When they are small they are fine (although they will try to get a fish) but as they get even a bit bigger fish will sometimes disappear. There are better solutions...

I love that you've done the research and made the decision for a great reason.

I'm sure he wants to keep the zoas, etc.

This is also why I will never put mushroom in my tank (other than a bounce I suppose.) I also will never put any crab of any kind in any tank ever. :)

Try injecting them with Aptasia X or possibly kalkwasser (although research the kalwasser as I've never used it.

78.4. :) I used to run the old larger tank higher, actually.

No. Not safely.

@Coral reefer does my tank in Walnut Creek. Best maintenance I've ever had. (But I'm sure Erin is great too!)

I was there for a few hours today. Nice stuff.

WOW!!!!! That's nuts. Yellow Tang and Borbonius 50% off? How much are they?

Looking good

Welcome. This is the best investment you've ever made in reefing.

I have the 112EXT and love it.

Of course we do. Most of us are men and over do everything.

Just a warning. Sometimes once a Goni has been stressed it dies no matter what. The fact that yours is coming back is a good thing, but be prepared just in case. Now the key is no big swings while you're making corrections. Slow and steady. We (men) have a tendency to want quick fixes and overdo...