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Looks like purple haze to me.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AW15MVY/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1441828575&sr=8-10&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=Foam+grinder+pad Something like that might work as well. The foam helps even out the pad, but if you are careful I think it'd be doable without foam. Haven't tried though.

The brand I used and linked above was commercial only. They try to force people to buy a franchise to order it. It's called glassrenu, they have a website but the kits are pretty costly. They make a big deal about "proprietary foam density" but really it's just foam backed sanding pads...

Nice work!

These got picked up today. Sorry fcfs.

I'm not able to make the upcoming frag swap, but my sandbed has a bunch of misc. frags on it. If you need frags for the swap, just need frags in general, or just like coral they are free to club members. Afaik tank is pest free. Last pest was pyramid snails ~4 months ago. Other than that tank...

I'm kind of busy this week, but I bought a new toy I want to show you...

You going to use that stand? I've got a new hole saw for 1" bulkheads if you want to borrow it. Going to do some glass cutting this week too. Want help?

Hmm. That's not what I want to hear.

To make it clear, customer service side they are very accommodating. They are replacing the Blenny no cost. I decided to try them again even though they are on my personal blacklist because they had some types of snails that I wasn't able to find locally. When I was looking, this Blenny was on...

It's straightened out. The poor guy is swimming around my first refugium bumping into things.

Liveaquaria. Orange spotted Blenny.

I waited five years. Took another chance on this vendor this week. Ordered a Blenny and snails. Blenny arrived with no eyeballs. Cerith snails, order of twelve. 9 snails, 2 hermit imposters, 1 black rock. They are shipping replacements, but still. I think I've made a mistake giving them a...

With all the new technology these days, people forget about the simple solutions. There are several cheap, easy ways he could have prepared for a power outage, and it would be best to do it independent of the apex.

I'm certainly not trying to pull rank as a more experienced reefer. I just think we have different ways of approaching problems. Yours might be better, I don't know and I only asked to see what your thought process was on recommending tests. Back to the main subject though, I provided so much...

Now you've got me curious. If I was to test for nitrate or phosphate, what would be the purpose? I know what happened, and any solution to the problem is going to equal water changes. The tank is normally very stable, so I don't see any benefit in chasing phantom numbers after a die off.

I second urban farmer.

I test calcium and alkalinity. Magnesium when I dosed it. Water changes if anything looks "off."

Being in apartments in sf, I've run tap water for years. However, I use nsw for water changes, and top off is a 50g drum of kalk. I clean out the precipitated kalk every six months, and it's usually discolored. Using this system I haven't been constantly fighting algae as you see predicted on...

Nice, I must say I was a bit disappointed with the gyre's control box.