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Any new thoughts to this, I see the front page is only DBTC's again. Is there a way to hide these for people who don't want there feed full of only DBTC's?

That's a big light for a small tank. I would be very careful, definitely not 100% or even close.

I've got a 100 gal. clownfish/nem tank full of both with 2 tangs in it. All live in harmony, so far, only been up a few months.

I have had a 210 gallon peninsula tank for over 10 years. Here is my advice... Get a custom tank with steel stand, it will be MUCH safer if a the big earthquake ever hits. I like Crystal Dynamics and SCA (not sure they have steel stands) If you do go with Redsea or Waterbox, add some 2x4's...

I noticed that the main page is 80-90% DBTC threads recently. Actually this morning, there is only 1 non-DBTC thread. It seems like the discussions are being hidden due to all of the DBTC threads. Can we create a way to hide these threads for those of us that don't participate in that program?

Lost 1/3, and other 2 are not growing too quickly but do look happy. All my other SPS are growing very fast lately.

I apologize, I have the utmost respect for you as well, I can get a bit too sarcastic. That was the point, neither money nor tank appearance were relevant.

No offense Omar, but I think you made it personal when you challenged John to compare tanks, as if that would be some kind of final decider. Why stop there, how about compare bank accounts, that will really show who is top boss.

I looked it up, didn't even know they made reactors that are that high end/expensive.

Ah, never heard of those. Maybe it needs a new bulb.

Getting back to the original problem of this thread. Is this new Chaeto or have you been successfully keeping Chaeto in this reactor? My first guess as to why your Chaeto is dying would be too little light or light not on long enough.

P.S. I run a very large refugium and DOSE nitrates. I have zero'd out my system a few times and by dosing a very small amount of nitrates throughout the day I make sure my system never hits zero.

Wow, a bit defensive I see. I would think it has been proven that there are many ways to succeed in this hobby, or are you saying that if everyone isn't doing exactly what you say, they are doing it wrong?

My guess is renters who got evicted or owners who got foreclosed on. Have heard of both pouring wet concrete down the pipes as well.

Is there a way to delete my account at R2R? I don't want to be supporting these kind of people in any way. Or do I go the other route and just go troll the prayer thread and try to get banned?

I only use a voltage tester "pen" to test my tank, which I believe goes off if it senses any voltage above 0. The tank stays voltage free according to the pen, but I did put a grounding probe in there anyway for extra safety

It says you can connect the ring that's on the plug to the screw in your outlet or other metal object if your outlet is not grounded

I doubt it, but a grounding probe may. Definitely your cheapest option so would try one of them first. https://www.amazon.com/RV2735-Rid-Volt-Titanium-Grounding-Probe/dp/B0002DGSWE

I guess it could be from a broken outlet cover where the current travels down the line into your tank, but that's doubtful. It probably is something in your tank that is leaking current originating at the outlet. Do you have a UV sterilizer, I had a electric leak from a bad one of those once.

Might want to get a cheap grounding probe from amazon in the mean time. I read you can connect them to a metal screw if your outlet is not grounded. I would also check your heater/s first, they are the most likely to leak electricity, a lot of cheap ones do that, even when off.