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Is it short brown strands of algae that branches out? Also, do you have a refugium with mudd in it?

anybody?

The best I can describe it is as if they are faded white spots under the surface. It looks kind of like Hyper-Melaninization except that the spots are not black. I also dont really have any corals that would sting it except for maybe Frogspawn? The other corals I have are Xenia, shrooms, Zoos...

I was looking at my fish today and noticed these blemishes on the larger of my two Ocellaris. At first I thought was Ich, but they appear to be under the surface and not on top like Ich would be. Any idea what these could be and how to treat it?

Is it reef ready? got any pics of it?

Where in Philly are you? theres a couple of stores around here that have the peppermints.

I dont run a skimmer although I do have one. But I do have a refugium in my system.

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Originally Posted by apolyom nope its firmly seated on the ground. the TANK itself has lifted on one corner as a result of the swelling. leaving one corner of my tank not touching the stand at all it's a fully stocked 100gal........... sigh I misunderstood you, in that case, I would...

I wouldnt be too concerned but I would replace the stand with a real wood stand as soon as possible. They shouldnt even sell those particle board crap stands, they are an accident waiting to happen. Anyway, go to your local home center or lumber yard and pick up a pack of wood shims and place...

I feed frozen silversides to my serpent star. Whenever I feed frozen food to my tank, I thaw it out first. Get yourself a brineshrimp net, it is very fine netting. Put the frozen food inside and then rinse(thaw) under warm water. Then put the food in your tank. I put about 3 or 4 different cubes...

Looking in the NE Philly area for a 75 or 90 gallon reef ready aquarium.

How much for a mag 7 shipped to 19136?

You still have to thoroughly clean the trash can when new. There are things called release agents used when molding plastics. They help in removing the molded item from the mold.

Put a piece of rubble rock on top of it.

Bioballs are not supposed to be submerged. Bacteria will not grow.

RO water should not be used either. You should really only use distilled water to calibrate your refractrometer. You can make your own by boiling tap water, preferably in a tea kettle. Hold a coffeee mug upside down over the steam. I use a coffee mug because it has a built in handle. When the...

No bulbs, just the 3 things listed in the original thread. They are the transformer, the capacitor and the Mogul bulb socket. If interested, email me at trainfever at comcast dot net.

Dump the bio balls, they are useless they way you have them. Bio balls are supposed to be kept damp, not wet. The water is suppposed to drip over them. The balls are not supposed to be submerged in the water. You are not allowing bacteria to grow and so the bio balls have no use at all.