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Glad it looks like you got the volunteers needed for this. I'd be there but my back is messed up from a recent car accident. If you get enough people to do the work for ya be sure to take plenty of pics so we can have some newer club content!

Do your research before going with an emerald crab. They are reef safe with caution as they've been known to sometimes go after coral.

Anyone still have this? Would love to continue growing it and get it back out to the club!

You or the clown? Lol

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Being that there are hammers and nems in the tank means there should be alk consumption and that you should monitor daily to figure out your alk consumption and then set to dose back daily what is used to keep it stable.

Yes the reefing art plugs can only be cut with a band saw or a dremel. I hate those things.

What pH tester are you using? I'm wondering because 8.6 and 8.55 are very high readings that majority of advanced SPS keepers strive to hit and only very few actually do. Questioning the accuracy of your tester is my main point.

What is the pH of your other tank? I saw this tank tested low at 7.8. You'll commonly hear people say don't go chasing pH. I personally feel that pH is one of the most important factors in our reef tanks, it just has to be "chased" in the right way. No using any "magic in a bottle" products that...

You'll want Hanna HR Nitrate if you get a Nitrate tester. The low range is not useful for us and is a pain to do all the steps in the test kit properly.

Rockflower nems don't get "street names" they're just rock flower nems. If he bought it named then the vendor just made it up most likely.

Also try not to order for shipping during the winter months. Delays are very common due to all the Holiday packages and the extreme cold weather in parts of the U.S doesn't help.

"Dove Snails Pictocollumbella ocellata are more commonly referred to as Lightning Dove snails. They are popular among marine enthusiasts because they consume different types of algae: film, diatoms, hair, algal detritus and even some types of cyanobacteria. Preferring to spend their time on hard...

These are amazing additions to anyone's clean up crew! Their smaller size allows them to get into place your bigger snails can't. And I can confirm that they do easily reproduce. I've got tons in all of my tanks and always see what I believe to be their eggs. Needless to say I haven't scraped...

Manual removal of as much as possible, then increase your cuc numbers (or add tangs if the size of the aquarium is appropriate for them). For manual removal, I find removing the rock and scrubbing with a hard bristle tooth brush the easiest in a separate container then give them a rinse and put...

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I would 2nd this action. You'll save yourself headaches later on dealing with metric plumbing sizes and have a better running tank if you cover up these holes and drill for/install an external overflow.

Part 2 (oct 23 QT release) Tiger torch - $sold Banana torch - $375 Blue tipped HG - $350 Avalanche HG - $325 Banana - $375

Corals fresh out of QT! Tiger torch - $350 Pink and yellow ULTRA goni - $175 Warpaint scoly - $375 Candy crush chalice - $240 Rainbow chalice - $300 Frogspawn $50 Frogspawn - $50 Frogspawn - $50 Kingspawn bicolor - $250 Bleeding Apply Scoly - $350