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I would spend the money on a proper light. And take the time to set-up a one valve water change system.

I'm still deciding but I don't think so. I'll pm you if anything changes

You can't mess up, use a razor blade or a new sharp pair of scissors. I rubber band the frags lightly to a rock or tile.

Yea, but I'd get them out at that size, think of how many mysis went into building a foot long worm.

Love them for their corals. Definitely the nicest store in our area, in my opinion. not a place to go find deals in my experience, but there's another fish store about 3 min away that has a better selection of fish and tons more budget corals, nems etc. So I typically hit both when I'm down that way

Yea , it looks more like a traditional overflow that would need a durso or something to quiet it down. It for sure won't be silent like the ghost overflows but it was cheap so I figured I'd mention it

This is an example of the color

I have a bunch of green polyp toadstool leather frags. Normally sell them for 30 bucks. I'll take a picture of one today when the lights go on

https://fishofhex.com/products/overflow-box-kit-4x-3x4?variant=39575359029302 People 3d print overflows, I have not used them before but they look good for the price.

Are you north or south Jersey

North or South Jersey

The reason I said drill the drain and go over the top with the returns, is because that size tank doesn't have that thick of glass. I'd be weary drilling 2-3 holes in the same pane. Also if the returns go over the top, they can stop the syphon, if you drill a syphon break. it will keep more...

It's not as hard as you'd think, practice one or two times on scrap glass. And I wouldn't drill returns, I'd just go over the top with them. I certainly wouldn't be scared to do it. I also have had good success in that size tank with a couple hob's or a hang on refugium.

I have done it immediately multiple times. They eat phyto. Or mine does anyway. They will be totally fine in my opinion. If you're going 100% dry rock.... I'd wait possibly, turning the lights off when things look ugly is a strong tool

I like mine. I'd just pick them off my glass every morning, every once in a while. Doesn't take long to make a dent in them and if they are "harvested" once in a while they got plenty to eat and pay no mind to your corals. I love them for a nano, because they keep the rocks very clean.

Sold, please close

Smaller frags mostly, I'd go 50 gallon low boy with a 60 sump. Grow out, shuffling, organizing, inspection tank I'd do the 60 40. Thought a lot about this exact size setup plumbed upstairs to a Fowler tank.

Could be, looks interesting, don't really know much about it, is it very shimmery or a more flat look

Pending

Bump on the Stylo. It's pretty big now. If anyone wants it for 30, now's gonna be your last chance. If not I'm gonna give it to my buddy.