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I'd store it all. Just make sure the salt is sealed up good and tight....it's hygroscopic and likes to pick up moisture, and it it does, it will turn into a brick. With the GFO, again, make sure it's sealed up.....most are sold wet for a reason. Carbon is indestructible short of it...

How big is the tank? Where are the scratches? And how bad are they. I have scratches and I've learned to live with them.

If acrylic, I think it's fair to say that @Timkatz71 is an expert. Hopefully he'll have something to say considering he polished out a 600+ gallon tank.

Yes, it's 1" and 1" out. I'm retired and home pretty much all the time.....so today after 4 works for me. I'll PM my address.

Wow! What the oogly boogly is going on? If they're spawning, you're going to have millions of stomatella. I've never seen that before. What's you're ORP doing? I would think that would drive it down???

Sunny, I don't think he'll have close to the needed flow.....a dribble. MAG's are not pressure pumps. I have a MAG 18 in a 55 gallon drum to empty it, and it struggles to go maybe 5 feet or so.

Would any of THESE help you?

Thanks @art13. Now I'm wondering if it's any good for hair algae or bubble or cyano???

@art13 if you can share the information, where did you purchase the fluconazole?

Skimmer running correctly? Probe needs to be cleaned? (Although that wouldn't explain change you're noticing in your tank)

FYI, I use boiling tank water to kill aptasia...might take a couple doses. Use a coffee mug and turkey baster to get the little buggers.

Here's my thoughts.....if you're going to keep the back and side glass clean, black or blue work. However, if you're going to let coraline grow and cover it, I think black would blend in better with the glass being covered. I think blue patches would stick out more. JMTC

Following. Thanks, Paul

Simply pick up Mrs. Wages Pickling Lime at Walmart. Just found it on Amazon for a better price.

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Just to be clear, you are giving these away?

I can see it now..... ACRO by Ralph Lauren Suggest Googling "MACNA 2016 Dana Riddle" and watch his talk about light, flow and alkalinity. Best of luck!

Joe, I know you've probably already stated it on other posts, but my pea-brain can't remember.....what BP reactor are you running and how much BP's in there? I think what I'd try first is reducing the amount of BP's.

Yep! I dusted off the old Brownie and heading over to Sunny's later today to take advantage of afternoon sun. :dance:

I like your thinking. I've kicked around the idea of automating my water changes, but haven't committed because of lack of water supply and waste dumping close by. My interest was solely convenience. Note that you can't maintain alk and calc by water changes alone in an established tank...