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Nasty stuff. Best kept in the upper atmosphere to protect from uv radiation, not in your home.

Beautiful, may you enjoy many wonderful years ahead. With daughters, you will be well cared for but constantly corrected;)

Nice set up, what are you dosing in your sump?

Have a wonderful day with friends and family.

If it's a few months before you are online, then yes I would wait. I like Red Sea cause you can buy the specific reagent and not have to buy a whole new kit.

You should stop by and see what you want.

Looks good bud. Like the simple rock placement, like to see how things grow in the months to come. It should fill in nicely.

Thanks Rob, I ended up going black walnut like. I used a conditioner but my stain is pretty dark only hints of the grain come out which is fine cause the main event is the tank. Just put my first marine poly coat on today. The stand with its front ledge should allow for one more custom tank...

From the mouth of the " Count of Monti Cristo" lol:joyous:

So my pieces made it through the kiln. Look pretty good. Now to affix the magnets to the back and we will see...

Not sure. I would wager yes in the wild but in a very controlled tank environment probably no. They are pretty coo to watch. No matter how small they will defend their colony at all costs

Well if you find a source let me know.

I have some of these guys and love em. They guard their coral colony fearlessly!

BRS 2 part....was easy to follow directions for mixing when I first started and am too lazy to go homemade.

That chalice (stunner) can tolerate a wide range of lighting. Grows quick and besides all it's aggressiveness,a nice looking coral.

That's nothing! Watch that coral they can get much longer and do quite a bit of damage. Mine is banished to my daughters 12 gal nano.

Listed 1700.00 in first post.

I like the middle road, as with swings I have a buffer that allows for an up or down. But as it is winter I may lower it to 75.

Well done and nice to see/ hear from ya again!

You should check your mag regardless of water changes. It may be lower than you anticipate adding to your problem. I have a 55 sps dominant and dose 90 ml of alk and cal to keep alk at 7.7-8.0.