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Like 3.5. One is about to split.

After a decade its finally time to part ways with this guy. Looking for $150.

Best light on the market. No comparison.

My first tank back in 2005. I still have the same leathers.

Very possible but doubtful. I still think it has something to do with the way you were dosing or the frequency you were dosing.

Seale's are always out and about. You should get some more. They shoal real nice. The breeding pressure does reduce their lifespan. Once my Maragrita Cardinal dies I am definitly getting one.

Nice Seale's. Best thing in the tank besides the slimer, blue tip stag, and the yellow tip stag.

Check out the coralvue controller. You can probablly use this. Control a Heater and powerheads. If power goes out I would be surprised there wasn't a notification. https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/hydros-control-2-starter-pack-aquarium-controller-system-hydros.html

Weeks too a few months.

Those stars have no chance in such a small tank. The fluctuations due to the small water volume are gonna do them in quickly.

When you put a hold on a shipment it stays at the local pickup facility so you can go and pick up in the morning rather than wait for delivery.

Really looking like fish now.

Were they delivering directly to you? I thought you ordered it and then they ship it to a store and then you pick it up.

It from the wholesaler they use which I believe was/is Quality Marine. Same stuff you get when you order from Liveaquaria outside of Divers Den.

All coral use iodine in tissue growth and repair especially soft coral. Your iodine is definitly not zero. It may physiological be impossible.

Its chloride they are testing for not chlorine. That test is from the coralvue one. ATI is a lot better. Here is a screen shot of my Chloride Levels.

Use seachem iodide. Do like 5 drops per day and then retest with another ICP test a month later. Then either increase or decrease drops. Question though? What is wrong and what donyou think iodine will do?

If you have a heavy dominated sps tank don't ever use Flucanozole in it. With zoos just dip them in peroxide. Lettuce Nudi's work also.

I think your gobies took the worms. Just my opinion or they just died. Not an easy animal to keep long term. Your hammer probably is kicking the bucket from something like brown jelly disease. Would be interesting to know what it looked like the few days before it went missing. Fluctuations...