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Look at the ATI fixtures, I think they go up to an 8 bulb 24 inch fixture. They are also crazy bright fixtures.

Check the expiration dates?

5 dollar gels and a 20$ macro can do wonders.

It could be the opposite with the micro bubbles, you could have taken too much oxegyn out of the water. Keep an eye on them, test as trivan says and report back.

Looking good Kev.

Wow tank looks great. Can't wait to see the progress.

Glad to hear the shroom is doing well for you. Yes that was me at the Bouncing Souls, great show.

I have had the best luck with a band saw, but every frag is different. A dremel with a diamond blade works well, a sharp scalpel can work well, or any other cutting blade. Depends on the mat and how they are grown around the frag plug area.

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And they are beautiful, thanks for sharing.

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I read the first two books of the Strain, have not read the third one yet, and really enjoyed them. I heard nothing but good things about the pilot, so I guess I should be checking it out.

Interesting, it's like having a controller but having manual control.

I agree our tastes change, and I think it also has to do with what is coming in right now. We just went through a really good run of zoas coming in (and still coming in) and now is seems some really nice mushrooms are coming in. I never had mushrooms, now I have a whole bunch in my frag tank...

Looks great Tom.

There is a big difference with not doing a water change because you have a system setup to eliminate or control harmful things in your aquarium, and just not doing one beacuse you are lazy.

We ran a 20g high for a long time and had a lot of success with it. We were doing weekly 10% water changes, and we did them religiously. We added a HOB refugium and a HOB skimmer which gave us a little more water volume and some help keeping the water clean. Water changes will depend on your...

+1 to this. There is a difference between bleaching a coral and having RTN/STN. Bleaching does not mean tissue necrosis, RTN/STN is tissue necrosis.

The addiction never leaves. Running my 12g JBJ AOI was pretty easy and minimum maintaence. You can't get into too much trouble in 12g of water.

You can try and dip it, once they start to recede, it is tough to get them to stop. If it is just a patch doing it, I would cut it.