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I have frags of various sizes all over the tanks. I'd be interested in the utter chaos

have you seen my dog blue ?

I'm in Atlantic City. I have a mostly old school acros bubblegum digi, I have most stuff listed on here

This guy knows...

Where are you located

Keep the tank. You're gonna need something to keep your mind active. If all I did was work and change diapers, and do dishes, and work and give baths, and work and change diapers, I'd jump off a building. Ive got two toddlers myself, this reef stuff keeps me sane some days

This is why I like the hobby. It's hard, and then even once you figure out the basics, it's still hard. It's similar to cooking in many ways. I might go to someone's house and say oh wow this tank is excellent, what are you running your nutrients at, what kind of lights ect ect. I then file that...

Looks good

Post your tank !

Agreed. Kinda. I run my tank around 8dkh. I'm not super interested in doing water changes with a salt that strays too far from that number

Back to the original video my biggest question is if anyone else has seen or heard of Red Sea blue bucket having that much copper

Is that a Jim lahey bobble head

Take it eeeeeasy on the dry rock. I didn't know any better when I started and live rock wasn't a thing anymore. Went with dry rock because that's what people told me to do and I ran into a lot of problems. funny enough my wife wants a tank, I might have an evo incoming. Yours looks great

Here we go

If I posted my parameters for the last month on any forum people would think I'm an absolute idiot. (I am, but also, I'm not)

It's the chicken or the egg. I pulled some gigantic coral, binned it, then had crazy swings. Stabilized it. Then had phosphate readings of about .8 for a while. Stabilized that. after abojt four months of tinkering, I'm back on track. Just by looking at the tank, my wife would have no idea...

I think all the talk over the years about Alk spikes killing corals is somewhat true, it's just misguided. "Something" happens in a reef aquarium that pisses off the coral. This causes Alk consumption to decrease, which causes an Alk spike. The hobbiest sees unhappy dead or dying corals, tests...

Agreed that it doesn't KILL corals. I agree with mr. Dong, but I don't think constantly shifting parameters are a coral's favorite thing.

I want halides, but the setup has to to be appropriate. Once I get my next project built out, it may be an option on at least one tank. Just to try it..