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Mike you got the healthiest sand bed I have ever seen tho. I threw some of your sand in the tank in a corner and the starfish went straight over to it!! Thanks again for it!!!

No I’m not adding t-5 but I have the newer versions of the xr30 which my little cube just had an xr15. So I also need to find out what percentage I need to run the new ones at to match my 70 percent xr15

I am setting up a waterbox130.4 so it’s a 4 foot long tank and pritty deep as well. And I’m not sure yet since the state of the market and the current price of some fish are wack.

Thanks eric I’ll get myself to acc soon! Trying to match these g5 blues to what my corals are sitting at in my very shallow biocube

I am in brick and do not have an apex , a laptop near the tank but no apex.

Quiet interesting fish to watch and all but I would prefer to spend it on wrasses lol, my soft spot

I was wondering if anyone on here has a par meter by any chance. I know you can rent one from brs but I’m seeing if anyone has one first. Thanks!

Blue spots can be tricky with diseases.

Diamond is the only sand sifting fish I would ever get. Don’t mess with the yellow headed ones.

If you have the option, I would do a waterchange and save that waterchange water in a bucket with a air pump. Put the bucket infront of one of your vents to the house that pumps out heat if you don’t want to run a heater. Atleast you can then let the bacteria from the tank somewhat culture the...

If you ever go towards the coast I’m in brick and can cut you a frag of the fragfarmers Red Robin stag horn, this really bushy blue green tabling coral (I forgot the name) .

Growth shots of a supppppper slow growing rmf piece .

To be honest I do dislike having to use clip on filters for my phone to take pictures during actinics with leds, but my phone simply cannot register all the blue light like a larger camera does with plenty of editing. However getting the g5 blues over the big tank makes me regret not putting the...

I can’t wait to get these corals brought over to the big tank which has higher iodine levels then the cube…. Colors going to nuts.

Without the acros, the all for reef will be fine maybe just try 4 mls a day and then test and see where your levels fall. If your alkalinity is way lower or higher then your calcium then you will have to adjust using a two part to get it bumped back to the even range of you catch my drift. Then...

@ericrodriguez this ones calling you buddy!!

With those big waterchanges it should help drop the phosphates. The cheato won’t like to grow of thier is little nitrates, so it does not suck up the phopahates of thier isn’t much nitrates as well. Some gfo wouldn’t hurt with how many softies there is in there. Some people believe that heavily...

How big of a system do you have? Happen to have a picture of it? How often do you do waterchanges? Just trying to see why it got high.

Hey bud what light do you have over it? Normally I hang a random lightbulb from the stand to oower a fuge but I think with my new tank I want one that clamps onto the glass of the tank

Also sending out an icp test the day you test will also help to see how far off your kits are. My salifert always reads higher then my hanna and the icp tests. It may also show something you aren’t testing for.