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That doesn't surprise me.

Did you measure with a 1/4 or 1/2 inch mesh lid.

BAR members get everything cheaper at Cos's place.

You mean if Robert cuts one in half?

Buy a CSB (Colorado SunBurst) Anemone and get a free pair of longfin clowns! $299.00 for two rare designer clowns and a csb!) Don't tell Cos.

See! I can't afford another one!

Mine would love a friend. I can't afford another one.

Thanks.

Pods don't live in the water column. Depending on the species they will be found on the rocks, sand, glass, etc but not free swimming so it isn't likely that your sterilizer causing the loss of pods.

Richard will be answering questions about it at the frag swap. He's there to discuss Hydros and Fauna Marine

My impressions. I have run elevated levels of Alk before looking for accelerated growth and I have seen it work. More often than not though I have seen it fail. Normally it's done by experienced reefers with very large tanks. There are issues that arise from it though as well and you need a tank...

What's your salinity? Which test kits?

Let's see what happens. You are flirting with disaster though and it's pretty common. You are using chemicals that you aren't certain you need and in what quantity to make up for not doing regular watr changes which would result in a healthier tank and probably no need for any additives.

Walnut Creek I'm building a Rich species tank. :)

I need this!!!!

So you have some time on this. Don't dose the next three days. Check CA, MG, and ALK every 24 hours record results. Then come back and lets discuss when we have data. Do you also do water changes?

If you test your Calcium (which is at 500) today then what will it be in 24 hours?

There's very little I can see in your tank that should require extra dosing.

Why not? I don't dose at all. Just a water change every week or so. How much depletion is there in a day?

Why? Why are you dosing? What are your parameters? How much do they change from day-to-day? I glanced at your tank journal and you don't have a lot of corals that are Ca/Alk sponges at all.