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in my house... 3 currently.. own a 4th that I want to setup.. plan to get rid of one or two.. its like musical chairs over here.

must resist urge for more tanks....

Hard to tell but entirely possible. Could be Sinularia as well.

I had mine shoot up to 8.6 for a day but never went that high again. Windows open but nothing else out of the ordinary.

Agreed with the above. Hanna while great (I still use them) I have saliferts as backups. Do get yourself a dosing unit and then just monitor it weekly it takes a lot off your plate and less to worry about.

Yup np at all. I literally run the exact same tank setup so I'm familiar with the dosing. I have to dose about 17ml of alk a day to just to keep it steady at this point.

You can dose that whole 30 at once but don't do any more than that for another 24 hours if you are planning to go higher than 8.5

if you are using Red Sea Alk 4ML would barely touch your levels. If you want to actually bring the levels up you will need to dose at least 30ml in a day. That will bring you up roughly 1 DKH. Per the instructions 10ml for 25g will increase 1dkh so x 3 for roughly 75g of water.

Do you have access to a secondary testing kit? Salifert maybe? How big is your tank? Are you dosing Alk and Cal at the same time? Do you have a lot of stony corals? LPS/SPS What dosing supplement are you using?

I will have a brs rodi system for sale. I can take pictures for you tomorrow.

I don't have the colony anymore and don't have the best pictures but the whole thing would sway back and forth.

I had mine in a very high flow area and people would come to my house and confuse them for a torch. It may take a while yo adjust to the flow but be patient.

Long extension is usually from higher flow. They get massive in high flow areas.

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man I missed out on this one :( Always looking for new SPS.

Lol was just coming here to say there is one kn r2r in nj

It would be minimal but nothing to remove it so I guess it's possible it could stay. It is possible to back siphon with a doser but the ends should not be under water to avoid that.

Do you have a solenoid valve or a line break hooked up so water doesn't siphon back into your brute can?

Did you test your ro water with a tds meter?

Sigh very sad to miss out this year.