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All T5s: 1 hour actinics (sunrise) 12 hours all bulbs 1 hour actinics (sunset) Everything is doing great -Gregory

Sounds like a cool talk. I've been wanting to do a FOWLR tank...... -Gregory

Yes, http://www.bareefers.org/home/node/13107 -Gregory

Wish I could. Wife's b-day. -Gregory

that's creepy

I'll check my salt mix....WCs should be enough to cover the Mg level......yes? I use Salinity if anyone know off the top of their head... -Gregory

Alk 8.5-9.5 CA approx 400PPM (with softies wasn't keeping it that high) NO3/PO4 not registering But I do seem to have quiet a few of the stars.....hmmmmm. They shouldn't be too hard to remove. Only the larger ones are left. My toby ate all the smaller ones and has kept the population...

I can’t grow coralline on my rock to save my life…..the rocks are routinely scoured like one of the road smoothers they use on the freeways to even the concrete. Any ideas? -Gregory

Gusty- when ur ready ur welcome to anything from my tank. -Gregory

Hell no...I don't want to be on the BOD that badly! -Gregory

And WELCOME! :bigsmile: -Gregory

Sorry about the delay on you status! I'm rather new at the whole membership thing and don't have all the ropes down yet. I'm working on it! -Gregory

After the meeting Kevin said he'd email Jeremy the formulas/treatments they use so we can post them in our library for members. -Gregory

Bummer Dude...I have frags of the colonies u gave me if you want to re-populate with the same corals.... LMK -Gregory

I thought (hoped) it was a good thing. But just wanted to verify as I've never had capnella's before. -Gregory

There was a six line in there that was driven to test it's wings by the clown. I may have to try the scooter blenny. -Gregory

I've been syphoning and doing WCs. The clown is basically hand fed with arcti-pods with really no left over. I discontinued feeding the corals months ago, but I do spot feed two fan worms. Nitrates are non-detectable but not sure of phosphates. I have a hard time with the colour wheel on that...

I've read up Flatworm Exit and feel the tank is too out of control to use effectively without killing all the corals/fish with the released worm toxins. I know Gresh talks about addressing the stressors that are allowing the population explosion, but I've never seen anything on what those...

So I’ve been battling flatworms in my wife’s nano for several months now and they continue to be out of control. I’m prolly going to have to tear the whole thing down, dip all the corals and rocks and start from scratch…..what a PITA. According to the Delbeek/Sprung book there are some...

So my beautiful blue/green capnella has started to fragment and drop polyp clusters/heads all over the tank. Does that mean that it’s really happy and trying to spread or it’s really stressed and this is a survival mechanism? -Gregory