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Looks like a coral I used to have Hydnophora Rigida.

Nothing specific, but hoping to find something used to save some $$

Just as the heading says...looking for a shallow tank for frag/grow out tank. AIO preferred. I'm in 07850.

Amazing @Sunny !!

@Sunny I didn't realize your tank was all LED. Which did you use?

BTW...what size tank do you have?

I hate hearing people bail on SW :cry: You can do it and we can help. Do you have a bathroom sink that you can connect to? I think there are even more compact units.

Something like this. Nice and compact unit. AirWaterIce - H2O Guru

Unfortunately, most issues are due to water used. They do make a small under sink RO unit. That would be what I would recommend as well. Public water supplies change their parameters too often to reliably know what is in the water.

Who here is having success keeping SPS using LED lights? I'm thinking about setting up a dedicated SPS grow out tank and was thinking 250W 14K MH's, but would love to save on electric. I want good quick growth while keeping colors vibrant. Is anyone here having success with LED's? If so...

ZOMBIE FISH!!!!!

The Razor should give plenty of light in a 5G. What type of corals?

Has anyone else seen this build over on R2R? Amazing build and the SPS this guy has is STUNNING!! AV99's custom 600g Reef Savvy on site build-Lots of pictures

WOW Sunny! Can't wait to see this!

Are you coming back Sunny?!?!

Just an fyi....make sure to check Reeftopia. They sometimes have better pricing depending on the number of inverts you are getting.

I would recommend just leaving it. Yea you can polish it, but what does that do to the glass? As someone who has had 3 tanks crack, I wouldn't take a chance at weakening the glass at all.

Very sorry to hear about this! Taking care of family is most important. Where are you located?

If I remember correctly...after the dosing period I ran a HUGE bag of carbon in the sump. I think it was 4 pounds of carbon...it was A LOT! Everything lived...fish, inverts, coral.

Dosing is always a fear. I always dose with caution. I always round my dose down. The issue I find with manual removal was they are so small and flat, they can get in every crack and crevice in the tank....never being able to remove them all.