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seachem fusion alk part concentration: 4400meg/ml seachem reef carbonate concentration: 4000meq/ml same stuff otherwise seachem fusion calcium part concentration: 100,000mg/ml seachem reef complete concentration: 160,000mg/ml same stuff otherwise (at least the important stuff...

if its limestone sand with no harmful impurities and the right size it will be fine. Like you stated its the same composition aragonite sand, live rock and the structure of your corals are made of. hell you should buy it by the ton and sell it in a pretty bag with fish on it $5 for a 20lb bag.

well all I can say as shown mine never paid each other any mind and perched up right next to each other all the time. didn't add them together either.

I'll throw my 2 cents in. a) API calcium test are as good as any (that is close enough to the more renouned brands to be neglibly different). within 20ppm of ELOS everytime for 1/3 the cost and I have used them for 5yrs now and trying more expensive brand only leads back to API because its never...

I've always READ clown gobies may fight if placed in the same small tank. I've NEVER seen it in practice. I had a yellow and a much larger green clown goby and they'd perch right next to each other. Have had several clown gobies and never seen the least interest in battling with each other or...

basically any soft or LPS coral with possibly a few exceptions (none come to mind though that arent prohibited regardless of set up).

with three new cameras in the house this holiday season there are no shortages of pics/videos so I'll play. 30 gallon. filtration: 10g sump with octopus PS-120 skimmer, viaAqua reactor with GFO/GAC and one drop of vodka daily. stocking: sixline wrasse, ocellaris clown, royal gramma, lawnmower...

I've been using these for a while. these bulbs look and perform great. and when I say great I'm talking comparable to radiums and phoenix great not just pretty good. pics/video upon request (150w versions in sunpod)

Originally Posted by Cranberry It won't make all fish and coral stronger... just those that belong/come from a high flow area. Anything that likes low to medium flow will not so well with high. but I dont believe there's enough flow in this particular case to limit real estate to only high...

you should be able to deflect the flow from 1500gph x2 in a 90g off liverock/glass to prevent sand blowing. its not too much for "normal" reef inhibitants (read unless you are keeping seahorses or something else that specifically require more relaxed flow its not too much).

australian do well. indo pacific do poorly. as simple as that (make sure its australian). the Drs often have them in DD.

Originally Posted by Flower I have algae that grows on the back glass, would I have to clean a spot to attach coral to it? yep clear it (for the glue and corals sake).

Originally Posted by ADEE In order to glue them to the back wall, do you have to drain the tank down to where you want to mount it? how long before you put water back in? is there any danger of doing that by introducing glue into the tank? you dont have to drain the tank at all. you take the...

if you want to grow corals on the backwall glue them or lean them on the back wall. what corals specifically? zoas or star polyps should be removed from the rock they are on with a razor keeping (or as much as possible) in one piece and simply glued to the back wall. xenia you can lean the...

yes. when they cause cyno either dosed too high or not low nutrient enough to benefit from them.

I'm not sure what you mean. I meant just stick the zoas directly in front of the powerhead for a few seconds and let whatever comes off come off then place it back where its suppose to go and leave it be. whatever doesn't come off will come off eventually. if its something that comes off easily...

not my experience at all. koralia: quieter (not that the tunze are loud. I cant hear them either unless I'm right over the tank but I cant hear the koralias at all), cheaper, superior wider dispersed flow pattern (with attachment off) tunze: better power to size ratio, superior mounting and...

how dense is the coral growth? how much water volume total? how is growth of these corals? how long as he been taking this aproach (perhaps never means he started this 2 weeks ago) a. large water volume to coral density is usually going to deplete of ca, alk slower b. aragonite (crush coral...

dont do anything. keep them right side up and wait. I've had zoas that have turned over as well as other mishaps take 3-6 months to recover but they always do. freshwater dipping is not going to do anything. If you want to dip do it in tank water and lugols or other coral dipping solution...

my tank has been up 1.5yrs and grows virtually NO coralline on the back wall or side panels (I stopped scraping the back wall because none grows there). dont have much on the rocks either. Only place it grows is the (bare) bottom and places I dont want it to grow like the powerheads and overflow...