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I was reading that they love ammonia - 1-2 ppm with powdered coral food and they will grow like crazy.. Wondering if growing an aiptasia tank for the sake of it would be fun. Remembering hearing on the reef beef podcast that at Pratt institute they give aiptasia as pets

I will also recommend EB Vivarium - had good experiences with them in the past re: gecko.

Interesting.. never heard of this one..

2nd that!

Tank looking good!

We are good to go

All yours. I can drop at @boun11 if that helps.,

Somehow I ended up with 3 Neptune reagent A containers -I use the abc reagents now and I don’t want to mix Would be good for someone who just measures alk. Oakland pick up

Oooh I like that ND one. I have not used the Red Sea nano one but fan of the 500 as it uses non optical sensors and seems to work well. Not sure if the nano follows same logic. The IM’s def ugly but it seems like it can do the job

Great experiment and duly noted for future tank starts!

Ahh. Maybe my wrasse got to them before they finished the job

My only two cents with nudibranches -in addition to what was mentioned above and experience with both -including a wrasse who had it in its mouth like a dog with a big bone - is that they are good for smaller aiptasia and not so effective on the bigger ones. I temporarily had a filefish that...

I will add that I run at 77 as many calibration fluids such as PH or my hydrometer are stated at that temp. Not sure how much of a difference that makes in the scheme of things

Run it at 77…

Ohhh. In all my time with trident -never thought to do this.. -been running apex 7 years.. trident 3..4 years

@JVU -still at a loss on how that works

Def more expensive. I think you can order it from Neptune cheaper -but then you need to pay for shipping! That may be worth a bulk order!

Question -are you just running sailfert against a reading and if, lets say trident says 8.00 but seifert gives 8.1 you just know to add that .1 in?

Btw @MichaelB -when are the tentative time frames?

You can buy a single or pair but not trio