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I clean in RO water.....or tank water when I'm doing water changes

Personally, I swear by my SM algae scrubber. The best investment I ever made to date

This should be a sticky on the homepage

A dress the light 1st before adding your scrubber. Each tank is different so there may not be a need depending on your feedings and maintenance schedule. I'm using an ATS only because I have done away with the various chems

Fresh water dip to see if flukes come off (is what he's referring to)

How much would that cost James?

Here is my algae scrubber, just about to clean it in a few

Need some angel gurus to comment.

Flukes maybe?

Birdsnest

In this video, they have a popular setting that they use on AI primes

I have an algae scrubber on my AIO unit. You can look at my build in my signature. In the past I was using blue and found that along with the purigen, they became costly and unecessary over time once I had the algae scrubber. In your case you are going to run chaeto so it should work out the...

Your light intensity seems to be pretty high at 80%. You could be cooking them as well. Corals will die faster under intense light rather that at a lower setting

unless they have changed, @TSM Corals uses Mars LED's on their tanks....and everything look great under them

here's what i am thinking....and others please feel free to chime in as i am taking an educated guess on this i think it's either: A. your running an ULNS aka a very clean tank, B. your lighting intensity/spectrum may be off or C. a combination of the 2 with all the media you are running, (...

That Shrimp makes me wanna push this tank onto the floor

What size tank? And how "new" is it? Are you running an ULNS? Personally I have never used a UV so I can't say much. But I have heard mixed views on them. In particular if it's not sized properly on the tank.

There was a bunch this morning.

Carbon should clear up ur water. Are you using bio pellets?