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Take the loss and the lesson. Gonna end up catching the saltwater clap

And it's cheap. And it's quiet. And I've heard very few people complaining about the jaebo return pumps failing

I have a jaebo 15,000 great so far. It goes up 2 returns (one does like a figure 8 cause it's plumbed for a UV. About 14-15 feet up from the basement. I run it at 80%

My brother might be interested if he doesn't come through

I let it ride. It's pulling something out of the new rock. As it Mats I suck it out. Eventually burns itself out

I did flatworm exit. Worked fantastic.

Is any vendor attending that sells phyto and pods?

Dang, I'd suggest looking for something else but me and a buddy have IM tanks and we love them. Good luck

Didn't mark c just post one before this under tank breakdown?

It's a candy cane or caulastrea. The green version is much more common. Good growers

I'm no electrical engineer, but it's got 1600 watts of storage. Probably 1400 useable. My return pump is 100 watts. So that's 14 hoursish. That is for a thousand bucks.... You can get an uglier one for probably around $500 with the same capacity. You can get an 800 watt for like $200 , so if...

I use hygger and jaebo and had nothing but good results. I wouldn't trust ecotech with anything

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/elegance-coral-best-practices.1113200/

There's an elegance specific infection disease. Oxolinic acid (popular coyfish antibiotic) treats it

You should make a post about it on here, it was very interesting. Honestly I thought you were a bot or something that just posted links on here. I think it's something about your thumbnail.

Were you just on reef dudes?

There's most of those corals listed in this tank. This is a 29 gallon. He was most of the tank. This was about a year and a half in I think. It was probably our favorite thing. But it was a constant worry when it got that big. The corals would have been easier to take out than he was. But I...

I'll find a shot of my old tank , but most are fine. Anemones are very intimidating, or they were to me. I feel like they'll grow in a puddle now. Don't get them online. I had terrible luck. Everything will take months and months to die from too little light. And they can die easily in a day or...

But it's most important to have fun and keep what interests you, even if it's hard. That's what will carry you through the rough times and lessons

Anemones in my experience don't do well in New tanks. And macro Algae pulls more nutrients than corals so you may have to dose nitrates and phosphates for it in a new tank. Most of those corals I mentioned don't really need dosing. Just an occasional water change. And you can always sell or...