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gosh, this is a great contest

I went ahead and bought both dinox, and a new bulb. i'll try the new bulb first, hopefully get it by next week. I just found out, that the last time i changed my MH bulb was January 2014. I wonder if that's been the problem with most of my tank issues.

i want to mention also that the Dinos don't multiply when the lights are out. I can clean the tank before the lights go out, and won't see any until an hour after the lights come back on.

The tank is 3 years old I think. I did replace the bulb with the exact type/kind/wattage since, but I can't remember when as I have now way of searching. The dino just happened recently after I introduced some things into the tank. @BAYMAC @anathema so both of you think maybe my lighting is due...

Forgot to reply, but it looks exactly like online pics: lots of bubbles, carpets over everything, stringy, and im using a toothbrush to gently pull it out while n it's still manageable. It regrows so fast I'm seeing it in the same place within hours after cleaning Sent from my SM-N910V using...

Thanks 3% is what the 1ml/10gal rule applies to. Btw it's now called Dino-x and BRS carries it Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

Awesome thanks @Nav. I'm going to try h2o2 while I wait to find some algaex. Thank you!!! Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

I just finished battling green cyano, and realized now I have small patches of dinoflagellates starting to develop. I'm not sure who I got it from, but I have an idea. Bubbles, brown sludge like hairs. They're multiplying fast as hell. Can't keep up with the manual removal. I've read how...

@Coral reefer @Corallus it's up if anyone wants to pick it up. one can go to the BAR donation tank if need be.

I got this from the last frag swap, and honestly I just don't have a great place to put these heads. I also have a way too high bio load. Should be two stalks, with multiple heads on each. I'll clean them up a bit before passing them on. Supporting members get priority.

what are the params of the frag tank? good to know...

That's good research @Nav Best of luck. Would love an overall summary of everything when you're done!!

The trick to mixing baking soda, is to mix little by little at a time to the brs jug you are using. I like to fill the BRS jug about a third full, before putting in about a cup of the baking soda and mix vigorously. I continue this until I've got it all mixed up to a gallon. I can use this mix...

damn nav, really sorry to hear. let me know if i can help in anyway... short of introducing the same problem into my tank

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2532303 This is the icing on the cake from the bad things I hear about CAD light tanks. Ouch.... Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

oh man, i'd be more worried about the algae problem! The white stuff almost looks like it's spittin it's insides out.

i gotta support what @RavenSF says.. I am so glad I went with dry rock

In my experience, I have never been able to train my anthias to eat pellets or flakes before they all decided to die; not due to the lack of food, but for other reasons. Feeding them what they wanted to eat resulted in algae blooms.

thank you!! btw who should i call? i'll PM

to be clear, my setosa is pink when it's near the light, and neon orange when it's far. the difference is like 200 or 300 par between the colors.