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If your lazy like me and have to do manual WC you really don't do many. I was looking for supplements to add in between WC. Yes, I need to start a regime and thinking 5g or 10g monthly. Not much but better than none.

Last to day to send pics for July.

I saw this too and was wondering about it.

I think the question is dosage based on total water volume or just the dialysis where coral is? I would think display as your sump doesn't consume these elements; maybe if you have a fuge some night get absorbed. Based on DT I would have to purchase roughly every 3 months. If total volume every...

I was ordering something from Amazon, not reef related :( This popped up All-For-Reef - Tropic Marin Has anyone tried it or use it?

They will eat fish food. I have two and they eat some flake but mostly brine shrimp, mysis, etc. If the food is to big for their mouth they won't eat it.

Its on Rt 70 in Brick.

I can say that the tank water looks much clearer, my wife noticed it. Looking at the can of flake I have to admit I did overfeed and will be cutting back. Will also change a few more gallons of water I have stored. I did pickup some Cerith snails for the sand.

Everyone, the PetCo in Brick is upgrading their marine display. All fish & inverts are 25% off unlike July 31st.

So did an 8 gallon water change today. The sand was disgustingly dirty. Thought had good flow at bottom of the tank, guess not and will have to rethink this. Also, plan to only feed flakes 1x weekly but keep the daily frozen feeding. Any other thoughts?

You can purchase the RO/DI buddy on Amazon for about $60.

Thanks Mark & Carla, great time as always.

That was funny Matt. I hate when it does that.

Mike, thanks for the nem it's big and beautiful. Good luck and sorry to hear about this. P.S. To all. The sailfin has great colors.

Thanks everyone. The algae is on the sand and glass.

Yes I do.

Matt, No room for a fuge so that's out. I feed a pinch of flake food 3 or 4 times a week. One frozen cube daily, varies brine, fish eggs, angel frozen food, etc. I use the contraption Mark C is selling as it dissolves the fish eat it so it doesn't go all over the place.

6/15 Phosphate at 0.25ppm, stays constant at this level for quite awhile.

Tough questions as my puffer and wrasse eat them. Some wehre I have a cucumber, various snails and hermits. Like I said snails are consumed quickly. Was considering a seahare but we all know what happens when it dies.

Seeing some algae issues creeping up again. I don't have a reactor and cannot fit one. What would be best to get it under control? Rowaphos, PhosGuard, something else? Thanks for reading