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its been going for about 3 months the PO is 1ppm the nitrite is 0 ppm ammonia is 0 PH is 8.0 cal is 450 ppm the water i will put back in is RO/DI and has none in it

My nitrates are at 50 ppm. if i do a water change is that going to help bring them down what should i keep them at

:happyfish I think this place is the best you dont have to think is your lfs just bolwing you off to get you to leave them alone or even bolwing smoke so you think they know what they are taking about thanks alot guys yall make me fell like this is a safe place to just ask the dumn ?'s and get...

:cheer: in think know what made it happen it was my phosphates and i was using tap water changed to ro/di and put a spung in to will take the phosphates did i do the right thing

bump anyone i would hate to mess thins up in my tank but i put a sea hare in there and he is not doing the job :help:

will it hurt anything to scrub the live rock that is in my tank to get the hairy brown and gray stuff off

this was my tank when it was looking nice

i do test the cal its staying about 450 to 460 i was feeding every day and just cut back to every other day and very little, doing water changes every other week at 20%

as you can see i am dealing with an Eclipse 3 and the room i have is almost not really there is there a skimmer out there that will work for me in the tank

is .25ppm that much to kill off the nice pink and purple look to my tank

my Phosphate last night where about .25 pmm

it is there and a lot of it GOD i hope it goes away and soon

Eclipse 3 12" x 30" 250 gph i know its not the best but its all i could get there is a 110 gph power head in the back of all the rock and i have 5 Hermet crabs and plan to put 20 more in asap

We have a 37 gallon tank and have 130 watts of light using CF they are 50/50 bulbs 10K, actinic, the tank has been set up for about a month. We have about 60 lbs of live rock and 40 lbs of live sand, 4 dams, clarky, coral beauty, royal gramma, green serpent, fire shrimp and a scooter blenny...