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you have nothing to worry about...that is totally normal

make sure that the skimmer isnt too deep in the water.. my euro reef did the same thing when i had it in too deep of water.. he range is usually 5-9"...also make sure that the return is fully open and the airflow is fully open.. dont adjust for the first couple of hours....

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no prob! you should be good to go with what you have stocked in your tank...esp if your percs are tank raised they can withstand alot more than ocean caught.. when you get the new heater just slowly increase the temp to your desired level...a degree a day is pretty good...so hopefully all that...

he should be fine.. i used to have a fuzzy and he would eat things that were half his body size...totally amazed me... fish will usually spit it right out if it wont fit or something is wrong.. i wouldnt be worried.

your main concern shouldnt necessarily be that the temp is 72-73 if you are able to maintain this until the new heater comes...the fish and coral can survive in this temp.. its how much it dropped in how short of a period... if it went from 75 to this new temp not that bad if it went from 80 to...

i should clarify the 1st pic and 3rd pic are from a seperate nano tank then my main tank.. didnt mean to confuse anyone... both tanks are run with the same LEDs phillips 3watts...blue, red, white spectrums with controllable switches...

Here are some pics that i promised i would post of my tank.. i agree with what everyone is saying they can get pricy but i def think it is worth the investement. they do save you money in the long run you dont have to keep buying new MH bulbs at 50-80$ a pop and they run sooooo much cooler than...

i highly recommend LED systems!!! i have had one over my 90 gallon for almost a year now with soft corals, SPS, fish and everything loves it. its a 48" with about 30 LEDs Reds, Blues and White spectrums. i have a controller that can mix any of the colors and it is simply amazing. LEDs are the...