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So just keep the temp probe a foot away from the others, got ya

If i mention your name that guy might charge me double! HAHAHA

Def a cool thing

9$ you serious? What with fliers miles or som? What the catch?

I like the rockscape, nice arch in the middle. Welcome ;D

Does it matter if they are in contact with anything? Will it effect the reading?

Welcome, welcome. Looks like your off to a good start

Toooo far for me >:(

Was wondering where everyone puts their probes? I have a ph, temp, and orp i'm setting up and wanted to know if i can just lay them on bottom of sump, or if i should build a rack for them so their off bottom and not touching anything?

Put it in plastic bag, lower it in to bottom of tank and turn it upside down. Slowly dump it out. Worked good for me

All fish are different. You can have two of the same and one will eat or act different than the other. One tang might not eat it and one might mow it down. Depends on the tang as an individual not as a specie

Id go wit the t5. Leds are so new , not perfected yet, and prob go down in price in a few years. So much controversy wit the leds , no unit thats really solid that reefers are swearin by yet

That was my 2nd guess, but the edges look very bristly, or toothy

Need a better pic. Almost looks like a skeleton from a lps, donought coral or somethin?

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I only know that cause i wanted one till i found that out. Cool lookin fish

This is most likely your problem then, you should really use rodi water

Id stay away from the catalina. They are a beautiful fish but their temp requirements are much lower than what a reef tank is. They should be kept in 60-70 degree water, Reefs are 78-82. So its not a good mix. If you try one it might be ok but wont last too long. Just a heads up

yeah sea hares work great. Hares snails and water changes

You have a better pic. Looks like a green saddle or pizza crust or somethin. need better pic though