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You should have a bypass valve next to the flow restrictor. If not, you can unhook the flow restrictor and let it run into the drain for a few minutes. If you want a bypass and you don't have one, airwaterice or the filter guys sells them.

uline?

+1 on the plexus. i used that stuff on everything. Also the polish used when you wet sand headlights would probably work well.

Also with tds that high you might want to do a large water change after you get some 0 tds water made up.

You should have two solid block carbon filters to remove the chlorine. The 5 micron ones don't remove the chlorine. The first filter should be a spun poly filter (the solid type, not a wrapped one) You may have damaged your ro membrane from the chlorine, so I would flush it for awhile after you...

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I have heard the same thing about glass cages. I have seen their tanks in person and they look sloppy.

I know a custom builder. He's not cheap, but the quality is top notch. pm me if you need his contact info.

Thanks, but we already have a printer for this run. I will keep you in mind if anything else comes up.

Please pm me when you email me the pictures so I know to look in the email for them. Thanks.

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I dosed sodium ascorbate in my tank on monday after using warner marines reef snow a few days prior. For the last three days my skimmer has been going insane and bubbling over with a stream coming out of the overflow cup attachment. I put some carbon in a bag in the sump under my return line. I...

It sounds like you should be fine. The closed loop and koralia's should keep you going. I got my pump for my tank last year at their sale.

the hidden reef is doing their blowout sale tomorrow. They are cheap on pumps and you get 20%, so it may be worth standing in line for. :)

dracula gobies and spikefin gobies are the wife's favorite fish.

Glad you had fun and I hope all the corals are doing well. ;D

If you can remove the rock and get really annoyed you could spray it down with hydrogen peroxide and let it soak in for about 5-10 minutes. It will kill some of the bacteria in the rock, but it should kill the algae as well.

Torn fins and damage near the end of the fins on my fish has grown back, but not full fin loss like nubsy in my tank.

Not really much at all in my experience. I have a scopas tang that has no fins and they aren't really coming back at all.