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I still have the blue for you next Sunday.

To those who stopped by thanks for reducing the tank, I hope the corals do well for you. Thanks Brian for your comment that I had the most sps in a 55 that he had ever seen. That means a lot to me!

I've had a few pm's, but I would like an idea of who is still coming tomorrow. Please pm me of you still plan to.

Great floor choice for tank and access point to bathroom from future pool.

Check your skimmer intake and also return pump for any obstruction.

That's like asking what's your favorite flavor of ice cream!

Cheato is pretty tough and hard to kill. My experience with the reds have found a dark cycle to help.

Was thinking of 11ish. Address is 730 Montgomery rd, hillsborough Nj 08844. Cell is 908-432-8229. Parking can be tricky so it is best you all may not come at once.lol please pm me so I have a head count. Pete

+1......I would be crippled.

Lights should be no more than 12 on. Even algae need to sleep. I reverse the lighting in my refugium to my DT.

Lighting, low nutrients, type of algae you grow. Can you be more detailed on the environment you house the alge?

Looking great! Can't wait to see your tank in a year....it will be another Stan.lol

I was using reef crystals and also noticed the big spike in the alk. Have since switched to Tropic Marin. No issues, but does not take as much mix to get to 1.026.

Happy birthday!!

Check your parameters first. Then plan to get them where they should be over a given period. Keep it stable and all should be well. I would not touch it, let it do it's thing. Even if it's a little bit left alive, it's a birds nest and will grow quite quick!

Cheers from here!

Very, very clever. What a great idea.

Brian, if you bring your wife I can finally show you guys some of my hives.

That may be needed. Thanks Brian!

Flatworm exit can cause them to release toxins as they die. Depending on the amount in the tank....it may be too much and affect the corals. Never had a wrasse but it sounds a lot better.