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I'm sure @Vhuang168 would have loved to know that his coral is still being distributed in the hobby.

Fiji isn't real live rock correct? I remember Walt Smith saying they all use cement and oyster shells. You'd need CITES permits to have legal export of rock from Fiji.

I run mine 24/7 and it stays pretty clean. Do you have the cannonball?

If you're using azithromycin you should keep your lights out since it's photosensitive.

Just ordered mine too and a couple fuzzy chitons to test in the sump (I hear they have insane radula @PjFish ) along with other weird stuff I don't normally see.

They're in stock https://www.reefcleaners.org/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&view=productdetails&virtuemart_product_id=380

Got fans for the bedrooms and different bar lights.

Let me know if you're interested in these before they go on the curb: 2x overhead LED lights approx 13" 2x bar pendants:

Make a control though, just put the sample into water in a cup and add nothing.

@Invictus

Yeah unfortunately we used to get all ours from Salty Bottom Reef but they closed. Reef cleaners is backordered, but they do have fuzzy chitons.

Haven't updated my journal but I've mostly got it under control. The hydrogen peroxide didn't do anything for existing mats but once I pulled the big parts off of surfaces, it kept it from recolonizing. I've always been looking for an Indo abalone but never see them for sale. Same for the...

@BAYMAC almost as good as your INSTAFLOW

The LC50 for nitrate in some literature is >500ppm, but varies from species to species. However the old guidance I learned from people was don't exceed 300ppm for FOWLR and 100ppm for most sensitive corals. I don't know the lethal levels for phosphate. So you should dilute your samples with...

Basically the Chernobyl meme. You're out of range for your test kits, therefore values could be insanely high. Either you need to dilute then retest, or make some massive changes. I think you're way overstocked for such a young tank, have insufficient export methods (your skimmer is probably...

The csb stands out so much in there vs the other nems!

@Thales where's the Reef Beef affiliate code? Lol

Do you even need rowaphos in there if you're dosing nopox? I'd just keep the heater in the back chamber so you don't see it then just do larger water changes. On my similar sized nano I'd do a 5 gallon change since that's how big a bucket is. My system is full of coral but it's just a light...

I've been neglecting mine since it started leaking really badly on the waterfall. Definitely curious if anyone knows of a maintenance person that could help me getting it back to working order.

You didn't calibrate it? It just took a journey in the mail and likely banged around for days. Check the manual, it says to calibrate with distilled prior to use, especially if ambient temperature is different than usual (I'm sure RODI is fine)...