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I just added Dangalang's Garf Bonsai to DBTC. Request a frag to be notified when they are available. This thread was automatically created by BARcode

Bounce acan, I'm gonna be a bajillionaire:

Probably get your salinity up and that would take care of a lot of things. Calcium is high and will go higher if you raise the salinity. What are you dosing for Calcium? Lithium is "high", @derek_SR tank has lithium in the ~500 range and it's doing just fine. Iodine looks low, you could look...

I've used Reef Flux (fluconazole) at the prescribed dosage with no issues.

Low to medium flow and light I'd say.

This one encrusts and throws out one or two long sweeper tentacles every now and then. I'll try to find some photos.

DBTC Rules: At least two frags from this should be offered through DBTC before you do whatever else you want with your extra frags. People who have offered frags on this thread get first dibs on next frags (should something happen to theirs) Whoever is interested please put your name down or PM...

I just added Dangalang's Bernie Lean Bernardpora to DBTC. Request a frag to be notified when they are available. This thread was automatically created by BARcode

About the year mark for this R66 Merlin's Staff I got from @tankguy

Free fish food and potential free clean up crew!

I came across this post on R2R: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/how-to-successfully-keep-malaysian-speciosa-sps.1125128/ It says a critical factor for Speciosa is alkalinity between 6.0-6.5 dKH, not to exceed 7.0 dKH. Would be an interesting experiment for someone with multiple tanks...

If it's quality cast acrylic it shouldn't leach anything. From my understanding, polycarbonate will actually absorb more water compared to acrylic, but since it's stiffer, it's less prone to warping.

Yeah, Tap Plastics. They have this Polycarbonate Abrasion-Resistant (https://www.tapplastics.com/product/plastics/cut_to_size_plastic/polycarbonate_sheets_ar/517), which doesn't mention any UV protection in the product description.

Non-acro 4K HDR vid: https://photos.app.goo.gl/dHpp3MXCxUGxTE666 Redid the lid with polycarbonate:

Anybody still want one of these? Going to start shutting down my IM20.

Anybody still want one of these? Going to start shutting down my IM20.

Great color on those and great pics. What is this?