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Too wide for my application Good luck with sale

What’s the dimensions on the 3 part dosing container ?

It has some kind of chemical that binds it ( over my pay grade ) that’s toxic to our tank inhabitants

I had a lot of nice sps but was looking at the seams of the tank and thought it was a good idea to just swap the tank from one 40b to another. I lost 75% of my acros and didn’t change much of anything except the tank. Not sure how or why but that was my experience. My lps and zoas didn’t flinch...

It’s as addicting as gambling, be careful :p

Looks like you’re deficient in a lot of things. 10% water changes aren’t going to muck up for any of those deficiencies, it will need to be much larger or dose them up.

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Pending pick up

All cleaned up and ready to go

This has been done for a long time even with sps. A Brazilian does this all the time and it works good but you have to see the level of reefer that’s doing it. If you don’t know what to do in certain situations it could end horribly for everything. As long as you are on top of testing for...

Love the concept but It’s just too big for my 40B with a canopy. I’m limited where I can put it. $150 pick up in Weymouth.

I’ve done TCK poto arc tsa and have the best luck with TCK. Shipping is also the cheapest of them all.

Also have you tried running some carbon? Could be something in the water or even coral warfare

How old is the tank? I know I couldn’t keep acros in my tank for almost 2 years. A lot of losses until one day it happened.

Nutrients levels Par numbers Flow

That’s the theory , so if one is way to high you’ll need to bring the other one up so they can be balanced out. I believe it’s around 16:1 but not exactly sure.

I assume your PO4 is bottomed out? You will need to raise it to get the nitrate to start coming down.

I’d keep an eye on nutrient levels and alk. Nutrients will spike from algae die off and lack of algae will also contribute to increased nutrients which in turn will mess with the balance of your water and corals might stop consuming alk until they readjust.

I had it and used reef flux to eradicate it. Followed the instructions ,l did a water change at the end and and ran carbon.

I wish I could keep her in my tank but my angel would have a field day with her