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HERE is the link on Manhattan Reefs for the BRS pumps

I just did a re-read of these posts and realize you have a 4 inch clam. Your ALK and CALC demand are going to be considerable more than just having a couple corals. Clams really suck that stuff up. So you definitely want to do daily testing until you figure out the ALK and CALC demand...

3 ounces seems like a ton.....although you said you diluted it. What was your dilution. I personally believe in slowly creeping up your numbers, instead of “ripping” them up to some dKh. If it was “normal” B-Ionic concentration, I would be looking at something between 5 – 10 mls per...

You want to add the ALK part......sodium carbonate (or potentially sodium bicarbonate). The other part, CALC, is calcium chloride. EDIT TO ADD: Yes, you only want to dose Alkalinity (I think Part 1 or A is what B-Ionic calls it). Continue to test frequently to hopefully see Calc drop...

Great News! pssssssssssst Mike……you can return that tennis bracelet and get her a couple crabs.

Doing a little house cleaning…..I no longer have a planted tank: 2 – 16 oz bottles of API Leaf Zone 1 – 500 ml Seachem Flourish Over $30 worth of stuff…..FOR FREE!

Someone on another board asked the question on how I was going to fit the MP10 controller through that small hole. I can’t remember who (maybe Fish Brain), told me about MP40’s, and how you could simply open up the controller and unplug the wires so that you could pass them through a hole...

I’m not making the connection??? :( Maybe something to do with Uncle Eddie???

I don’t know the size of the fish, or size of your overflow, but I do have two small nets, it that will help.

Oops! Meant to say ¾ empty.