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I can't see getting away with this without draining the whole tank.. I have a 150 Rubbermaid stock tank if you need to borrow it...

Blame it all on The Captain!!!

I just got a call from my surgery scheduler I have a 2:45pm dr appt tomorrow in East Brunswick. If we get to AO @ 12 when he opens that gives enough time to get to your place unload and get to my appt. or we can do it after my appt. which ever works best..

I have the truck and available all day Friday.. My wife works this weekend so sat & sun would have to be after 5 pm..

I think it all depends on the lighting and water quality. What lights were they under & what do you have? If running the same lights as it was under when it had those colors then it should come back..

Just picked up Brs dosing pumps from Dnov99 looking for a controller to operate them not looking to break the bank open to other controllers but the RKL seems to be the one everyone suggests..pm with what you have,price,&location Thanks,Mike

We're did the rock come from it sounds like your rock is the culprit.Try filling a bucket with fresh salt water..Test for phosphates,if you have 0 take a rock out of the tank, place in the bucket for a few hours, retest for phosphates to see if it is coming from the rocks...

I'll say Jedi...

I used to have the same one. And it did the same thing from time to time..I wouldn't worry about it.

I have the kz kit never used it if your interested shoot me a PM Here is the kit I have http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/korallen-zucht-potassium-test-kit.html

I wouldn't mix from different stores either cause they may not be using the same salts which could cause swings in parameters..

Are you testing? What kits are you using? Looks like diatoms or cyano. What is your phosphates at? Are you using a reactor or cheating in your sump?

I have 2 pink spots and the more dominate one always chases the week one into my overflow were he had lived for weeks at a time I have rescued him 4 times putting him back in the display.. But he always seems to find his way back . I figure he likes it better in the overflow cause he gets fed...

If you want start with some real cheap corals to see what he nips @ or leaves alone. Then go from there I would stay away from zoas & Lps as they are the most Likely to be hit first.

What is........ T-5s

How much are the Spider-Man zoas

I would go with a exquisite wrasse...or maybe a fairy wrasse..

Darren ill take it...

+3 on the trumpet/ not Duncan.. And they look like baby snails I would suggest pulling coral out and dipping...

I also have the seneye the par meter is great the temp is accurate to within a degree and the ph is close but I wouldn't trust it to be accurate enough to not test too..