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Possibly moving closer to the light? I don't think he will climb out but there is always a first.

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I will be up there on Friday and Saturday and most likely Sunday to help, Nikki will probably be there Saturday and part of Sunday. I am XL and she is a small.

Yeah, I would listen to the above advice. The general advice on a situation like this is corals can withstand a sharp drop but don't spike it up let it slowly move back up. Long term, you would only use hyposalinity in a fish only system, it would over time kill your corals and inverts...

The three and a half year thread dig up, nice. Good luck with getting it running again.

There is no good dip you can do. Manual removal, scrubbing and dipping might help but they are not 100%

Great store, have gotten fish from them in the past. Call ahead because their hours are a little different than other places. He used to post when new stock was coming in on the website and you wanted to be there when it came in because if would go quickly.

Jim we have the 4 foot frag tank we can host some fish in and even our 60g refugium is a good place for some fish. Let us know if you need some temporary housing.

Depends on if you want to keep the lid or not. If you don't mind taking the whole lid off, any clip on light will do. If you want to keep the lid, then yeah you are probably going to have to replace the ballast or replace it all with some other type of lighting.

Really impressed with what you have done with that tank. Keep it up.

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