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TekDave, I have had a much better offer locally. I appreciate though.

It's about 2.5 to 3 inches, but selling all together

In Ardmore

I'm selling my 55 Gal. Reef tank. Comes with 4 VHO w/ icecap 660 and canopy 1 4 inch ice cap variable, Aqua C Remora Pro hangon (Mag Drive 3), Eco-system hangon (60) with pc light (lots of chaeto and lr). 2 Seio 620's. 110 lbs. live rock, 10 corals, 2 bubble tip anenomes, 2 GSM Clowns, 1 lg...

Love the Yellow Fiji! Give it a few days, it will open up.

2 of them are Actinic Blues (20K, I think) and the other two are daylight (10K, I believe). Thanks.

It is a 55 gal. and it does have 440w of VHO. Aqua C Remora Pro HOB and a HOB Ecosystem refugium with PC light.

Just wanted to get some feedback. Sorry the pics aren't the best, will try better ones later. Let me know what you think.

Refugium, a safe place. Place for raising pods (great natural fish food) good place for macroalgae for nutrient export. Running the lights over the refugium on a schedule opposite the main tank helps stabilize the PH. I haven't noticed a down side to having a refugium.

Sounds like it could be a bristle worm, was it redish in color?

I don't think it is your VHO's, I run 4 of them over my 55. I have them on 10 hours a day, and have never (knock on wood) had a hair algae problem. I do regular water changes on have rowaphos in the tank (the best for phosphate IMO). Phosphate test kits don't give you the whole story...

Wait to test PH until your lights have been on, at least two hours, then test at the same time each time you test, this will help.

Do you add any supplements? If so what and how often? What are your water parameters?

I wouldn't leave them on more than 10 hours. Having the light(s) on a timer are a big help. The anenome is going to require much more light IMO. Hope this helps

If you take a small (20 oz.) plastic water bottle, wide mouth if possible. Cut the top two inches off, ivert it and put it mouth first into the base of the bottle drop some brine in the bottom put in on the substrate and wait for the fish you want to catch to swim in, they can't easily find...

I think it depends on how "hypo" you are, what is the salinity? I did "hypo" on accident when I did a water change with fresh water. The lfs put water in wrong containers, but I should have checked. Mine was at 1.019 and gradually brought it back to 1.023 over the course of 4 weeks. During...

It is my understanding that you do not need to spot feed mushrooms. The light they recieve is enough, along with filterfeeding. I suppose you could spot feed. But I don't think it is necessary.

Probably no need to anything, but it would be best to let the new saltwater "cure" for at least 24 hours.

There are a few fish and crabs that will eat them. Six-line wrasse and arrow crabto name some. IMO they are not all bad.