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So I tested Triton ICP-OES vs. Tropic Marin ICP-OES. Price: $45 (6 for $270 but got a 160 gal box of TMP salt included). Tropic Marin kit was free from SWA for a $250+ order (normally $28 or so). However it cost $5.94 to ship. Both samples taken the same time and mailed out 1/5/26. Results...

@Turkeysammich did an in-tank one recently. I guess it's less of an issue for a short term one rather than rocks used in a continuous QT situation. I'd probably ICP after that whole removal process to be sure before adding any invertebrates.

Might be hard to keep coral later after the copper treatment. What's your plan there to remove it?

Keeping it as a FOWLR?

Pretty loud but seems effective: Probably helps when you have that crazy bracing on the tank too.

@JVU you had like a pipette or something right?

Do you like the fish more than the corals? Because that will be the biggest factor. Assume it not eating a coral is a bonus. Also it depends on the type you want. Genicanthus won't go after your corals. Some centropyge are a coin flip for LPS, but most will at least nip at mucus. Risky with...

I have an extra grounding probe if you want. However who knows if it actually will do much.

Got any pictures Rich? I'm sure we can start a DBTC (that you won't have to maintain of course).

Yup, I'm super excited for it. Free server slam Feb 26th to Mar 2nd. If anyone wants to play let me know, I've got a lot of alpha experience.

I have a grow kit for PNSB I haven't had time to run if you want it @spuri87 just be sure to give @Coral Hub (Nathan) a shout out and pictures.

I'll be playing Marathon

Yeah these can't maintain true 2-8C temps.

Looks like the invite went out to the wrong Andy. @Invictus will post the minutes soon

My dad has the same one on his TV

Sweet looking tank! I've only heard good things about Planet. What's your fish stocking plan look like? The height is really nice for that.

DBTC candidate?

Honestly they really need to update it. Maybe when @fishy408 talks to Brendan at Kessil next he can ask?

This new company has a new at home diagnostic or a PCR based one you can send in. The home kit works on medium to high levels of infection, the PCR one has a higher sensitivity that can pick up more latent infections, but has to be mailed in. Either way faster and cheaper than aquabiomics. I've...