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I think mine were around 100par

Shrooms are so finiky. Mine split a bunch, I had tons of them, then they just bleached out and disappeared.

Anyone have any of these? Lost my field of them a while back and would like to get it back if one is available.

I normally just tell it a fart joke and see if it laughs....

Anyone interested?

This too

I agree with letting it come down on its own, but if you ever do need to ice down a tank, put ice in a ziplock bag.

Wow. So sorry Terence, and Neptune crew.

It's funny though, pest prevention is why I went with dry rock and sand... IMO pest potential is extra high getting rock from another reefer.... Maybe not crab/ shrimp pest, though I doubt those are coming in on sand.

It looks like you are using it correctly. The cycling shouldn't really damage the temp controller, though electronics on and off certainly can do weird things. I would think the temp controller might have failed regardless. You can get the ITC-308 instead of the 306a. It doesn't have the run...

Why do you believe that? I'm not saying you're wrong, I don't know either way, but it seems like sand supposedly collected from the ocean could have more biodiversity. Just like live rock is expected to.

I used microbacter start to start this tank. I don't think it has the variety of bacteria were talking about here. I think it just has the bacteria to breakdown ammonia and nitrite into nitrate.

Anyone think any of the live sand bags are any good?

Still have these if anyone needs.

The thing I don't get is people will start a bare bottom frag system with no rock and do fine...

I'm having a similar issue. Started with dry rock and sand. Ran it a few months with a couple fish. added a few lps corals. Those looked good after a few months so I added a few easy sps. Had a fight with dino which made sps corals look bad, beat that, and sps corals started to color back up...

Amazon, but it doesn't look like it's on there anymore. See the post above.

I actually have used the one @Prestondeeply linked, it is small so it gets in small places well, but also clogs easily. I went back through my Amazon orders, and the one in the picture isn't on Amazon anymore. But yes, it's just a detailing vacuum attachment. For reference it's attached to a...

This vacuum brush attachment attached to siphon hose. Great for cleaning rock, and knocking things like cyano loose.

Happy new year!