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This looks good!

How long has the SKY been over the tank?

The water in Campbell (still SJ) comes out of the tap at ~200-250, depending on time of year. The water up in Berkeley has a lower value, at ~30 or so TDS out of the tap instead, and I know someone that actually has used it before for years to mix and use in their tanks. If you check out the...

Ballers.

Hard to see what colors that ric is under all that blue. Seen plenty of these around instead and picked one up awhile back. Under whites, next to a "rainbow" Florida. That JB does look slightly different; it'll be interesting to see how it does over time. Momma JB, who's slowly getting her...

Clam looks ginormous.

Nikon 105mm f/2.8 VR lens. Camera was perched on a Feisol carbon fiber tripod with a RRS BH-55 ballhead. Exif data for the last shot of the series attached.

Looks like I'm not the only one looking to offload some G4 Pros. :p Never got around to it since they've been in storage. Can't believe that you still have some G3s. @Thales

Yeesh, big lenses, but understandable for wildlife. Decent time to head to Yosemite, especially with all the snow that's currently up there. Would make for some dynamic shots. Just make sure to bring a decent tripod if you're shooting Firefall. Last time I did that was like 15 years ago...

I toss some of these on top of the coral rubble in the carx. https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/remag-magnesium-media-for-calcium-reactors-two-little-fishies.html

Interesting in a few of these as well if anyone has any extras down the road!

It's all somewhat connected, mainly through stress to corals. With low nutrient levels, in this case nitrates, you want to keep things in balance. The reason why lower alk levels is suggested isn't because we're looking at an advanced topic, but rather it's a way to reduce stress to the corals...

For ULNS I would stick to 7ish and not into the 8.0+ range, especially if your nitrates are undetectable. I've even been in the 6.5 range for ULNS. Once you're above the 8.0+ range, you'll see tips start to burn and the onset of STN.

Tap Plastics.

I've seen majanos in that color morph before and those look awfully like them. I'd avoid adding them to your system.

Some of these were obviously taken at different angles/perspectives, but the growth/encrustation is noticeable.

Good thing I'm currently free and bored... Oregon tort slow as ever, but it's encrusting from the looks of things. ASD Rainbow. Different orientation on the pic, but growth is noticeable. Flaming Bugatti. Looks like both are now fused.

Tank is filling in nicely. Interesting that your clowns hasn't hosted the frogspawn yet. You should post some side-by-side growth pics of some of those sps... Pretty decent for ~1 month BC Aquatic-man table. ~3 month pink lemonade.

About to rescape my Biopod and interested in some zebras. Let me know if this is a PIF for supporting members only or not.

Any Tonga branch rock in there?