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I used all the Kent marine products when I first started reefing, and switched over about 6 months ago to the Brightwell Aquatics powder Magnesium, Calcium, and Alkalinty,along with their iodine and reefbuilder liquid and have had nothing but great results. I would highly recommend it over the...

pgordemer is right, if your tank is only a few weeks old its most likely still cycling and it will go away, but in the future as a preventative measure you can dose algaefix once a week to help keep the algae under control. good luck with the new tank.

Yes you can use pvc glue, just make sure its dry before running water, which should only be a few minutes since pvc glue dries rather quickly

I would keep up on the water changes and that will help get the phosphates down, and the phosban will also slowly help it get lower and once its at 0, it will become a preventative measure. I have mine in the phosban reactor and usually leave it in for a few months until i change it.

Ive bleached my rock and then let it sit out in the sun and dry up and then put it in a bucket with saltwater(from the water change i just did) and let it circulate with a powerhead for a week or two and then put it back in my tank and had no problems. Also you said a new tank? if you have...

I have a 75gal tank with metal halides and vho lights and loose about 1 gallon of water a day, i also have two dehumidifiers in the house and they have helped alittle with the evaporation.

picture would be nice, but as far as cleaning the liverocks, if you want you can use a giant turkey baster and blast the rocks clean.