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Mine kept falling off. I never liked the design. Anyways. I put a thin bead of silicone on the face and stuck it to the aquarium. Never fell off again

Good luck with the transfer. May it be a smooth road ahead.

Sponges are really good. Throw them in your sump, low light area. Very beneficial for the health of your aquarium

Not too clear for frags. They can be like 1/2” to 1” apart. But if one dies. It can spread to the others.

She is one mean B. She’s kicked me in my N*ts a bunch of times. I always think we are all suckers that love heartbreak.

That’s one expensive cold/flu. Unfortunately it went around big time over the holidays. I’m still getting over the cough. Johnny. Your Asian. How come Pau pau didnt give your son Mr. Po Chai. He cures everything. That was my grandma’s go to. That and grandma’s perfume. Bac Fa Yow.

+1 for @boun11 He’s been very generous with his when he had it.

Not even a No. more like Oh Hells No.

Welcome

Needs More flow would be my guess

Happy New Year Everyone. May this year bring you and your reef much joy.

@boun11 @Kensington Reefer

I found out how to check for ick, velvet, etc under microscope. Here’s a link. Let’s all learn. Pretty excited. https://humble.fish/community/threads/ich-velvet-brook-uronema-microscopic-id.512/

Welcome.

You can add on to the build if you like. Everyone is welcome to add knowledge. But then aren’t you talking about cutting into the battery case ? I think that would be over a simple project.

Well I have a lot of back up power supplies. Now I got a bug up my B*tt to build another one but let’s do it on the cheap. Cheap means under 250 dollars and it will run longer than a eco river max. So you need a battery. I like lithium ion batteries. You can use the whole battery capacity...

YouTube the reefers. Dong goes into a lot of details with chemistry. He’s the star of the show on that channel

I was just watching this last night. Dong said cipro dip does nothing. He said iodine is the way to go for bacterial infections. I remember back in the day. People used to say the same thing. Dunno. Just throwing it out there.

Merry Christmas Everyone.

Chromis and anthias are open water feeders. They don’t eat anything that’s not floating in the water column.