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I've had a few of them go bad, cheap enough to replace. Check the temp probe cord, if it gets disconnected, the alarm goes off.

I like to dose a very small amount of nitrate every day. Not enough to really bring my nitrate levels up, but enough to make sure I never hit 0.

I have both a CDA and SCA. Build quality is the same, CDA just offers extra add-on's that SCA does not.

I have tons if anyone wants a large colony, as big as you want it.

I've got a cracked 210g you can have in Oakland

My reason for dosing is also to keep from bottoming out. If you are keeping your tank nitrates as low as you are, I recommend testing with the Red Sea / Hanna Phosphate ULR method. Easiest way to figure out exactly how low your nitrates are...

I use NeoNitro by Brightwell, but I'm sure there are cheaper ways to make the same product yourself if you are not as lazy as me.

Now that's a good deal!!!!

I'd pay you $150 if you could get those invasive cloves out of my tank.

DISC GOLF

Addicted, play almost everyday. Hit me up if you're looking to get a round in. I play Aquatic Park in Berkeley about once a week or so. The city has cleaned up the area, but the wind is still extremely challenging.

Rocks are meant to hold corals. IMO those NSA scapes leave very little room to pack your tank.

I didn't know a forum was allowed/willing to alter a person's post. I wonder if they are also willing to write fake posts in people's inactive accounts. i.e. they may just keep posting under the Thales screen name since it is known/popular on the site.

How big, I have a relatively brand new 210g tank with a cracked panel that you can have for free

Wow that was easy, in and out in less than 30 min, including the 15 min wait time.

Just booked my 1st shot at the Oak Coliseum (Drive Thru) for 45 min from now. Tons of appointments available for the next few days if any one else needs to get on it, like I did.

My pair of clowns have been laying eggs for well over 5 years, still never been able to get a single one to hatch.

Any new thoughts to this, I see the front page is only DBTC's again. Is there a way to hide these for people who don't want there feed full of only DBTC's?

That's a big light for a small tank. I would be very careful, definitely not 100% or even close.

I've got a 100 gal. clownfish/nem tank full of both with 2 tangs in it. All live in harmony, so far, only been up a few months.