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My fire fish is pretty much a free swimmer. I would say that maybe that dottyback may be harassing him. During the day, my FF is in a nook sleeping, but he's a pretty active tankmate other wise

I was thinking the same about the oxygen levels. Within our glass box basic items r limited in comparison to ocean levels

for me, my RODI unit is in my basement, so i am forced to lug a 5gal bucket up a flight of stairs, and across the living room without spilling a drop. it is the most strenuous thing i do every week and probably the most "exercise" i get in a week

come and get it....$10.00

would love to take some stuff but u r a ways away from me

hey, who won?

Yikes dude, that sux Mark. For a quick solution, can you run a fan in canopy that can blow across the top?

Did I get that penny macro?

When u order from reefcleaners, I think you can also get a "penny macro". It'll be something random that they send you.

You can float them on a piece of Styrofoam. Poke a hole in it and wedge in the pod. Just make sure that the top part [green] is above the water line. You can bury them too if put sand or rocks in your overflow. Again just make sure the top part is out of the water

Personally, I have always liked mangroves, only reason i do not have them is because I have a hood on my tank

Still got mine @dan_k

Order them, reefcleaners.org. that's where I got mines

My usual psi is around 85...and I'm pretty consistent with that. But noted, I keep an eye to see the difference in pressure

Ok, I'll tackle that this weekend

So that would leave it where that new "T" is. It is before the membrane just not after the carbon. Is that to test for clogs?

Thank you @saltkreep88 and Paul @redfishbluefish I appreciate it

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