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So you have some time on this. Don't dose the next three days. Check CA, MG, and ALK every 24 hours record results. Then come back and lets discuss when we have data. Do you also do water changes?

If you test your Calcium (which is at 500) today then what will it be in 24 hours?

There's very little I can see in your tank that should require extra dosing.

Why not? I don't dose at all. Just a water change every week or so. How much depletion is there in a day?

Why? Why are you dosing? What are your parameters? How much do they change from day-to-day? I glanced at your tank journal and you don't have a lot of corals that are Ca/Alk sponges at all.

I'll take affirmation in any form I can.... and yes.

He's so ugly he's cute!

Nem specific tanks are my favorite. And lucrative to help finance the hobby. :) Open till 6.

Colorado Sunburst AND a Black widow anemone for $360!!!!! Don't tell Cos. Supporting members only at this price!

Yep!

Quick pics of part of the order.

Will do

Correct. You need an anti-bacterial.

There's a big shipment of new corals and fish in today. Looks like some cool stuff.

Jump on them tomorrow. I'll be there after 1:00

The IM return pump is pretty powerful on it's own. The MP10 is probably not needed at all for this tank, but that's because it's a species specific tank and carpet nems don't like a lot of flow especially anything direct. In most cases one MP10 would be fine. In a heavy acro tank I'd go with...

Second tank… this go round. IM 50 Ext. Species specific rank for a Red Haddoni. Current inhabitants: 10” Red Haddoni. Six Darwin Clowns. Equipment: IM return pump, Kessil A500x, MP 10, 150w heater with an Inkbird. Aqua UV.

Sump.

SPS colonies for 80.00 to BAR members while I’m running the joint today. Don’t tell Cos.

For fish per tank the LiveAquaria stuff is a great starting place, but that's ll it is -- a starting place. Then you have to look at the species swimming needs. As mentioned clown are fine in a ten simply because they pick a small territory anyway. Tangs of course need at least four feet of...