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I know of someone who is using brown rice, and claims it's working fine. :disillusionment:

No that was Manitoba. This was Alaska: Nice flounder, huh. :glee:

Yea, I know what you mean: Although this wasn't a hatchery fish.

I like to wait until my Nitrates are below 10 before adding anything. I might start with one of you least favorite fish, as a "first" fish.

All but the two largest pieces pictured are pending. I can still get a couple of smaller ($10.00) pieces off the patent if anyone is interested.

Sorry to hear about the Setosa, but it's a very hardy coral. I would make sure the remaining pieces are attached to something, i.e. plug, or rock.

I run two Mag 9's on a 180 with two overflows, and although it's never going to be "silent", it's not too bad. Is there anything impeding the flow after the durso, i.e. elbow's or other fittings?

Definitely and unconventional idea, but why not mount a couple of LED strips along the sides of the tank. You would have to use your imagination and McGyver skills, but might be interesting.

The three smaller pieces of Setosa are pending. I can take a couple more small pieces off the parent, but they'll be fresh cut.

Try the one in Absecon, if they won't take it go to McKee City, both Lowes and HD.

I have two, and I'm trying to make some room.

I did an analysis of both the Red Sea and Salifert kits for the Alk, Mg and Ca, comparing both cost and accuracy here: http://www.njreefers.org/showthread.php?75413-Salifert-VS-Red-Sea-Reef-Foundation-Pro-Test-Kit&highlight=salifert and have been using their Nitrate test kit once my Salifert...

You could try West Marine. I know there's one here in Mount Laurel, and I think there's one in Bensalem.

Here's something else that will work well under the rocks: http://www.boatoutfitters.com/king-starboard-stocked-sizes.html

This Blue Millepora is about 4" across. $60.00 Picture taken under T-5's with my Canon p&s. These Jason Fox Setosa's range in price from $10.00 for the smaller pieces to $50.00 for the largest(about 2" x 2") Picture taken under LED's with my Canon p&s.

Call the ACUA @ 609-272-6950. They have days designated for hazardous materials. You'll need proof of residency when you go though.

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When was the last time you calibrated your refractometer? Did you retest your Ca? What was your Ca, the last time you tested? Have you added any supplements since then? If your salinity is indeed too low, I'd just start topping off with SW, using your make up water, until it's back where you...