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If I remember correctly Frontosas get fairly large with much food consumption and waste. I would go with a canister like Fluval or Rena XP.

I want to maintain 400/410 so will do a water change in a few days as its due soon anyway. Then will start to monitor and address using Kalk. Thanks

If there is no chnage in calcium in 24hr period then what? I know in the past it would take several days to a week before the Ca dropped some.

Okay. Thanks

STCREEF, When performing those calculations looking at the gallons of water in the system is it DT plus sump? I have a 75 gallon DT and 30 gallon sump. So the calculation would be for a 105 gallons?

I am thinking of dripping Kalk to keep the calcium constant. It is currently 360ppm but after a water change it is 400ppm. I have Kalk and an IV drip bag. I was planning on hanging it from the DT and drip it into the sump. Is this a good idea? I don’t have money or space for a reactor. I keep...

I have the same coral in a 75g with T5 lights, 36" 4 bulbs. Mine is the on the bottom right of the tank. It gets indirect flow from the 2 koriala's I have and seems well. I never directly feed it.

I'd take it but have 2 RES and 1 river cooter. Good luck.

Let me know when and I'll stop by.

I can trade you a bearded dragon for it..... LOL

Roy, Can always pass some corals my way... especially that Sun coral. ;D

I think reeftopia had something similar last year call the purple reef fish. I checked the site but its not up there now.

That's what I thought or some type of blenny. I tried to search the scientific name on SW.com but no luck. Only pics of what I feel a normal Chromis looks like.

I just acquired this fish, literally a an hour ago. Don't ask how, to long to explain. Anyway, I was told it's a Purple Chromis. Only, Saltwaterfish.com has any info but not much and can't find more on it. Pic below.

Here are some shots of my tank. I will post as I take them. The first is my favorite fish in the tank.

Sounds like a plan. If you wnat the hermits, even temp, LMK.

Roy, Take the 2 red hermits back you gave me. Seems like since you got rid of them the HA got worse. Also, I have a HOB filter you could probably add phosban to it and see what happens.

During the November meeting while Phyl was giving the photo presentation I thought these ideas are great if you had a nice expensive camera. Well, when I got home she inspired to dig out the extremely dusty manual to my Olympus camera. To my surprise it has settings for macro and super macro...

Guess I'm getting a bit panicky. Things were going so well and it is a very nice looking coral. I did blow ater across it and nothing came off and it appears to be rigid. So will have to wait and see.