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@Joel T par meter is back and available for rent. Just let me know.

How far north ? Im edison but work all over NJ

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Over this past week my alk went from 8.5 to 13.2. I thought my trident was acting up again, so I tested with hanna. Turns out it's correct. All I did was turn off my doser and leave calcium reactor running. I'm leaving everything else the way it is. Let the corals adapt. They will be fine...

did you try contacting kessil? they may be able to do something

hahaha. first he has to go through a rigorous training of eating only aiptasia.

Me. I'm taking him.

I might take him. My aiptasia problem just got bigger

My tank stays around 76

My red sea rsk 900 .. haven't done anything except clean the cup.

No still waiting for more people You in?

Always room for more

@kevin I have the stink sink. I worked with the creator of it to make one for the red sea rsk900. It works great. It seals in the smell and pushes it to the carbon, due to the foam inserts and custom cut shape. I can take pics later if you want more info.

Wait...is your return pump working? If so, thats fine. Sometimes I turn my skimmer off for like a week and forget. As long as your return pump is working you are fine.

Kirk I'll take the 60 with the 3 mounts. I'll text you

I've always used ESV.

Quick update. ALL of my frag racks no matter where I got them from always grewy crazy algae all over them. Every since I started dosing AF products, the rack is CLEAN!! let's see how long it stays this way. I also added AF energy to the mix recently.

Yea i have my calcium reactor placed inside a big tupperware i think I'll do the same for the kamoer.

So I went downstairs around 9am to go dose some AF products into the tank while lights are off..and for some reason, there's water on the floor near the tank. Of course i panicked and checked the tank to see if it's leaking, but nothing. Then I thought since it rained maybe it's from the...

oh ok. just post on here when ready. feel free to create a post on your new set up and how we can help with some advice.