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Sorry to hear this, but glad you are going to do a restart.

Looking vibrant!

Most of my pics are not of great looking tanks, but our 105g is showing its stability. Here are some of my favorite corals in it. Quite a few came from past swaps! . . .

Also, did you let water run thru the new resin to rinse/flush it?

Do you have an extra refillable canister that you could try to be sure there's not a problem there?

Was the resin damp and stinky? Once I used some I thought I had sealed up well but it was dry, lacked that smell, and did not work.

I love the colonies! I bet your tank has mesmerizing motion.

TMP

...and on the way, you could stop in Pleasant Hill to trick or treat for a smaller green zoa rock. It is from @Holly94583 but I do not keep zoas or palys in the classroom with students' hands in tanks.

I'm thinking it is hiding. Have you checked ammonia?

Interested to see your new flow across the bottom. I am having an issue with detritus.

Bayer Complete insecticide

Third in line for consideration if two don't pan out. If so, I would like to know the tank dimensions.

Until you get a more informed response... Sorry to see that - what a lovely colony you have there. I can't tell from the pic but are the brown tips only on branches at the top? If so, that seems odd it would be caused by raised alk throughout the tank. Also, I think we had some corals get...

I always appreciate tips like yours, so thank you for the info!

Once our frag tank is fixed up and one class calms the heck down we will be fragging. Need to chill a bit with learning about tides for a couple classes then practice fragging with playdough models.

Check out posts #174-175,178 above! Ooooh - I would love to see them in the wild!

Beautiful - I've never see that!

No idea - from @Holly94583 If you would like some it would be good to have it in more than one tank in case something happens to ours. Side view:

Here is our big tank. I think overfeeding is causing some green slimy algae and bit of macroalgae to grow. Adding a long handled plastic scraper into the maintenance toolbox bc the algae magnet cannot reach everywhere. Sometime I will get some shots of corals and inverts I love. This tank has a...