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I'm too far north to comment on the place (FWIW I've only been there once and that was years ago) but like @JRWOHLER mentioned, ACC has taken care of the club over the years in multiple ways....and just by taking the time to respond to folks over the forum, to me shows great customer service...

The tank looks great I wouldn't bother with that too much

Welcome aboard @Wfd138

@Juano908 uses/used vibrant, I think @jkapit also uses it I never had any luck with it

Fish keep kids entertained.... The IM AIO tanks are nice too and more budget friendly. ...they also have the new APS stands which are nice

@Juano908 will that apex connect to the newer model? Not the 2017 model but the classic version

Pix, location and payment method please

The long spine urchins have a voracious appetite but will eat any alage including coraline so if your attached to eat they r not for you. Those spines are also painful so that's something else to look at. A mine urchin will bulldoze your corals but are reef safe and readily available. Some...

I'm glad the vibrant is working for you....I know when I used it I didn't have the same results But overall it's looking good, have you considered maybe a long spine urchin for the algae?

Ru going to paint the back?

IMO it's all true, which in most cases I rather just give the stuff away than try to sell it

I like it

Please list what is still available

Pix please For Sale Thread Rules

Theres a trick I'm going to try with a flashlight.....found this on nano-reefs.com Turn out all the lights on your tank and in the room, shine a small flashlight into an easy to get (suck too) to location and wait for awhile....the flatworms will come to the light ...suck'em out.

Pt. 3.....didn't realize it was this bad This is from just 1 coral, a frogspawn I have in the back that has been overlooked

It's like coral/filter feeder food

Here's some pix of how I did my tank Red Sea 130D AIO

Can I pick up a piece today?