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Those are nice, I would take a small frag if you are gonna be at the next meeting.

Wow thats a lot of frags!

On a side note about API test kits, I used the BAR standard for ALK and the API test kit was accurate. It took 10 drops of the regent to get the color change. 10 drops = 10dkh, even tho the standard is 10.6dkh I think thats pretty good for a $5 test kit.

I'm gonna bring this frag to the next meeting and someone is going to take it so be prepared. >) :Sp edit: the devil emoticon isn't working >)

Thanks Brian, unmounted is fine.

I would like a piece of this to go with my green slimer. thanks

Live aquaria and some other sites have special sections for marine algae. There are lots of decorative species not sure how well the work for nutrient export. Mermaids hair, shaving brush and red macro algae are some.

Thats not fair you have a better camera than me

I wish I could turn off graphing at times. Like when calibrating will throw off the logs.

Those aren't graphs, they're just squiggly lines.

Look all I'm saying is that the fact he had a meltdown caused by a heater malfunction increased the likelihood of some nasty sh!t in the tank water. Hot = bacterial breeding ground = more likely to get an infection. Thanks for the magnet info, bookmarked.

Really? I was referring to Vibrio becoming more aggressive and virulent at higher temperatures. You say this isn't applicable to all species. Site some sources besides google.com. BTW, do you know how magnets work?

Can you site a source?

I think a key part of this is that his tank was at higher than normal temps just before his infection. http://reeftools.com/news/coral-and-seahorse-vibrio-infections-temperature-related/

doubtful. Maybe if the tank was already weak it would break or the tank was half full and you had a 6" wave. I use short pulse in my rimless 17gal ADA tank, no explosions... yet.

Well ya of course it should just work. Look on the bright side, the extra light is a nice indicator that the pump is running, also the loud clicking of the relay is soothing.

Nope, simple process, flash firmware, upload new webpages, profit.

The fix for that issue is to use a small night light plugged into the same outlet. When the dosing pump comes on the light comes on and the extra current that the light draws should ensure that the switch turns off. I use a cheap LED night lite from ikea with my aqualifter top off pump. Nice...

Logging is one of the best things I have found about having a controller. Being able to see the last month of pH and temp can give a better idea of how things are progressing. Reeftronics is a great site that does some neat things. Here is a link to my tank status for the last 30 days. Only...

That sucks. Sorry for the loss.