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You can easily put the sand back out of your bucket.

Well there's part of your answer. Seems like some of the phosphate is coming from your salt mix. How do the corals look ? My tank has been running around .76, and corals seems fine... I've been walking it down because that's what you're "supposed to do" but who really knows if it matters. In...

Now I've gotta know what lights they are

Depends which tank which light what time. I've got my par dialied in now, but I remember being extremely disappointed after mounting a couple hydras at the "BRS recommended height"

It's funny the unsuspecting lights usually pack more of a punch than the expensive designer lights

This is a good place to start. check it into the rodi and out of the rodi. Next step is test for phosphate in the fresh water. I'm ok with some measurable phosphate in saltwater. This stuff is usually mined

Agreed. Probably one of the most important parameters to test is par

great points throughout this entire conversation

All reviews for all heaters don't look promising. I buy aqueon presets off of chewey and back them up with inkbirds. Every six to nine months I throw them out and buy new ones. costs me about 45 dollars.

It's even less complex than 2 part

Save your money. Turn off all flow and use kalk paste. Be careful that the kalk paste doesn't anvalanche off a rock and land on a gold torch. Ask me how I know

With kalk you're going to always get a point where your demand exceeds your evaporation. If I were you I would start messing with kalk and increase as needed until you reach a point equivalent to your average YEARLY evaporation. Then from there start increasing 2 part as needed. I say yearly...

Probably over thinking. I have a friend who loves "feed mode" on a skimmer. I think he just likes fancy stuff. I have enough controllers flopping about. I like a simple power chord when it makes sense.

Let me ask a friend about using the controller

I've gone 30 minutes to an hour with sps. Everything was fine

I may have overstated what i said. Im not a copepod expert by any means, but whatever can sustain itself long term in my tank is doing so. Im not a huge fan of consumable products in this bobby

Red dragon acropora, anyone have it ?

One you reach critical mass no need to reseed

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