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Floor supported and leveled. Now to make water.

Hope pain relief comes fast for her.

Recommended dosage to start is 1ml per 10g. The GHA should turn white and come off easy.

Eric, I sent a message to that person twice and only reply I received was sold.

Flat green algae in a reef tank, often film algae or Green Hair Algae (GHA), indicates excess nutrients (phosphates, nitrates) from overfeeding or poor nutrient export

Is it red and grows like an encrusting coral? If yes, and you can blow it off with a turkey baster it most likely Cyano. If yes, but doesn't come ff with a turkey baster I agree dinos.

I will be selling the ruby red sump.

Better you than me. dropping to one and that is all.

Right now I dose manually but will be setting up a doser. Yes, it reduces nutrients which in turn should reduce algae. Many articles about it on-line.

Pics of 80g.

Pic of 30g cube.

Hopefully in 2 weeks I will be able to move my tank inhabitants to my new tank. That being said I am offering up both of my tanks for free since people here were kind enough to give them to me. One is a 30g cube with stand. Second is an 80g deep blue with 2x4 stand. If you are interested in...

One nem is still available. Lost power at old house this weekend for a few hours but 1 nem seems okay. If interested let me know.

No. You buy a bottle of Vodka and use a chart similar to below. Note: you must adjust dosage based on alcohol content. This chart is for 80 proof Vodka but I use 40 proof so I dose more.

I have an 80g tank with 30g sump and dose 3ml daily.

From Manta Systems. Vodka dosing

If you have GHA then the cause is probably impacting your snails. You can try peroxide dosing for GHA, its a short term solution. Also, I went to Carbon dosing using Vodka and that has helped tremendously.

The coral tank at Brick Pet co sprung a leak. They lost most of the coral except a few they moved to another tank. Rob is running it NIW and user to work at Tropaquariun back in the day. I do agree it has gone downhill unfortunately.