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I just read that article late last night. :)

I need to increase my magnesium before starting all for reef again. There are so many options for magnesium supplements. What do I need to know? Which is the best to use?

Hey Paul...been a while! I secretly set up a new tank about a year ago. Haven't posted about it much here. I never had issues in my tank 20 years ago, so just aggravating that I am having problems now. lol Tank runs between 77 and 78.5 depending on the heating cycle I test at. Light...I'm...

2 clowns, 2 vanderbilt chromis, tailspot blenny, royal gramma, molly miller blenny right now.

I dose All-for-Reef when needed. I may have to dose mag alone to increase it if it doesn't increase with next water change.

Why can't I keep some corals alive? Acros, Millies, Birdsnest, Monti Caps, Gonis, Galaxea...can't keep them alive. Zoas, Acans, Hammers, Favia...all fine. Light is set correctly with each coral placed under the correct PAR. Water tests are as follows: Calcium - 434 Alk - 9.3 Magnesium - 1270...

Just replacing rock doesn't normally work since the algae is already in the tank. Unless you tossed everything and sterilized the tank, it will most likely come back even with the new rock. I killed off my bryopsis using Flux RX. Worked great. Was gone within 2 weeks. I did two treatments...

Doesn't help you now, but I should hopefully have a good stock in about 6 months. Growing out my aiptasia now.

Welcome back. I came back as well about a year ago. Have kept it pretty quiet on here though :)

Looking for dry rock rubble close to Roxbury 07850. Let me know what you have. TIA

Strange...it should download into your download folder. Are you trying from a computer or phone?

Check out the attached PDF from Mack's Dino Group on Facebook. If you follow the instructions in here, you will beat them.

Reef Flux aka Fluconazole doesn't work on dinos. It will kill bryopsis and GHA, but not dinos.

@ericrodriguez For Coolia, the treatment is oversized UV plumbed to and from the display. Recommended UV size is 1 watt per 3 gallons. If you can go even bigger, bigger is better. Flow through the UV should be slow...1 to 3 times gph. Very important though that it is plumbed to and from the...

@ericrodriguez & @nvladik They are thinking possibly Coolia & Chrysophytes. Did you notice the round cells moving at all? They posted a sample video of how Coolia move.

Found the post

@ericrodriguez have you tested your Nitrate & Phosphate?

I think those look like Coolia. But, have you joined the facebook page? They are the experts. They will tell you exactly and how to kill them.

Go check out that Facebook group. They are incredible.

What kind of dinos do you have? Have you checked under a microscope yet? That is the only way to know for sure and tell you your course of action. It is thought that blackouts don't actually work and they cause the dinos to encyst and show back up later on. Rueric mentioned the facebook...