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When re-adjusting my Calcium Reactor (or autodoser previously) I would test once a day or every few days, and then weekly, and then bi-weekly, and then monthly. Once everything is stabilized, once a month.

My used 120g came with one side corner overflow removed, so they used that hole for drain like you said, with about some angled fittings and strainer high enough to stay on top of the sand. Haven't had any issues with leaks, and my stand is high enough for 20g brute on casters to drain into...

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Going on 9 years... wish me luck hehe :D

Sorry bro. I've grown out the frags you gave me so I can hook you up when you get back up and running.

Is there algae or coralline buildup? Can build a light blocker cover to shade the sensor to prevent the growth. That’s why I don’t do fuge and light in the sump anymore and do separate ATS or other form of export outside of sump.

That or they need to customize the fit for maximum capacity in their cabinet. I’m lucky also to have tons of space in the storage room behind the tank, so use a 44 gallon Brute.

What’s that tube growth on the left side? I had issues with vermetid snails that bothered mine.

Well the red one has higher alkalinity 10-12dkh, which they state gives more growth for SPS. I wonder if the red solves the alk drop during storage issue. Actually, if it drops from 10-12dkh to 8-9 dkh and holds steady there, that would actually work out lol. I think there is a whole other...

Never mind, I think it’s bubble algae. I’ll pluck it out. I added a pair of berghia a month ago. They ate one aptasia where I placed them right away, but no sign of them multiplying yet... waiting patiently.

My grandma’s house in So Cal has a custom 500 gallon built-in tank fish only with false coral rock formation tower probably about 15k - 20k. I tried to sell it cause maintenance fish guy costs too much every month. Tried to sell it for a few grand but custom and large tanks are too niche and no...

Wonder in what this is. Baby aptasia or baby rbta? Something else?

Sea hare is my favorite algae cuc.

Reef Kinetics looks very intriguing too.

Used to use Revive, now use Bayer. For red bugs in the tank, I've had success with Dr. Tim's SPS and LPS dip directly in the tank if you don't have access to Interceptor (both are the same ingredient I believe).

Sorry for your loss. 17 years is amazing enough.

I have Tim’s also. Slow grower for me too.

Maybe try gutter guard tube to surround nem and rock until it settles. But yet I know you can't really force the settling space long term.

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