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I forgot to mention I have no problems with coral growth.

I don't know if pH affects the color of the corals but for some reason most of the SPS I got losses color after two or three weeks they are in my tank especially blue or purple colos. I know not enough light also causes corals to lose colors but I don't think this is my case.

Good question John and same here, it bothers me seeing on my Reefkeeper a pH 7.89 and in less than 8 hours dropped to pH 7.62. Yesterday was the first time I've seen my pH at 8.03 but I had all the windows open.

Thanks Jim, in my case maybe it will last less time cause we are 4 peoples and 2 dogs and my tank is in the living room.

Very nice Kevin, good luck with the move.

Thanks Mike, you're saying the soda lime on the skimmer or the 3lbs bag last for couple of months?

Sorry, I forgot to asked how often do you replace your Soda Lime? Thanks in advance.

Thanks Jim Thanks Mike

Mike where do you get your soda lime and what's the price? It seems to be the easiest way to fix the problem. Thanks in advance.

I'm so sorry Tom.

John I've been having the same pH problem with my tank, I'm dosing the DIY 2 part Alk & Cal. I dose Cal when the lights are on and Alk when the lights are off. last night my pH was 7.86 @ 10:00 and this morning pH was 7.64 @ 6:45.....Rob was telling me about how stables his parameters has became...

Good to know they're in good hands.

Beautiful tank.

Tank looks awesome Rob, good to know Pete's corals went to a good home.

Good question.

Very sad to see this Pete, good luck.

Not yet they just look at them sometimes.

Tank is 12 weeks old today and everything is doing very well, I'm trying to keep up with the weekly 10 to 15% water change. Since I setup the tank the new additions are: Trio Lyretail Anthias, Rainbow Bubble Tip and Rose Bubble Tip Anemones, pair of False Perculas Clownfish and a mini colony...

I like it Joe and as Kevin said can wait to see it with the corals.

Welcome and thanks for your support.