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@SupraSaltyReefer thank you, I will check that out. I will also check the default setting for daylight savings. I never selected one option or the other for that setting. I do remember a few years ago seeing a random g5 running in the middle of the night. Usually reconnecting the device helped...

My Radions schedule adjusted an hour on its own. I have no issue with it, in this case, but am curious if others noticed a change to their schedule without intervention? I tend to do nothing in various reefing scenarios. One example is doing nothing to my lighting schedule when the clocks move...

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or to place a light onto? To then hide behind the wide trim piece? I can't tell if it is OEM or aftermarket.

Looks like Kenny will be on reefdudes next week.

The bright pastel coloring is very cool.

Looking forward to this!

What are you going to clean behind it? You worried about salt creep and dust kinda stuff?

I have ulva growing wherever my herbivores can't get to that light can get to. The top water line and tops of high up pumps/return line. I am not sure which herbivore is best or eats the most ulva but here is what I have: tang 2 urchin 2 emerald crab 5 trochus snails gagillion asterina...

It looks like the light blends well! Tank is looking great also!

Looking forward to this! Got a pair of meso blues to go on each side of my existing radions. I originally ordered one of each blue and white but Luca called me and talked me out of it saying they might not blend well or look odd on each side of the radions. I went with his suggestion and kept...

I got a little used car salesman feel. That does not mean I think BOLUS is bad. BOLUS is fine, just like many other methods.

I also like that you can reverse light schedule it. Keep photosynth going opposite the display with some PH benefits. I don't measure ph though so can't quantify it.

I am not sure I believe that having algae growing in a scrubber or refugium means it will limit itself to only grow in that scrubber or refugium. I think they remove nutrients though. When I ran one several years back I didn't really measure nutrients often enough to quantify it.

Darn friggen company holiday party is on the same Sunday...

Tell me more. Does it come up in one piece or a few large pieces? I imagine small chips would fall and grow elsewhere but I have never tried this method. I have used a screwdriver to stab a coral that encrusts too much to help get some branches going.

Epoxy is easy and safe. Ugly for a couple weeks then quickly starts to look like your other rock. You could even add texture (roll a rock on it) to the top of the flap of epoxy to make it stand out less during the initial weeks.

Check em out! https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/dry-rock-structures.32636/

Here is my forest fire. Like Derek describes.