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I already had carbon (chemi pure) in it. Thankfully all other corals look good and I pulled the remainder of the colt out and put him in a tank of his own to see if he'll get better. Thanks!

I think I will be pulling the rose out. I'm not sure how I'll do that based on the amount and size of rock in the tank. Thanks for the quick replies!

I have a rose anemone that was put in the tank about 3 weeks ago. It keeps moving around and hasn't found a happy place yet. 2 days ago it was next to my very large colt coral. Today the colt is melting away. All other corals are fine and my parameters are okay too. Do you think the rose...

I've been trying to find a salt study and haven't found one. I'll keep searching. We're having bad weather right now and the power keeps surging so it seems as soon as I hit the search button, the power flickers enough to shut off the computer. Maybe that's a sign for me to stop for tonight...

Why wouldn't you use these? Why are they bad? Thanks!

I was using Oceanic salt but the place I was buying it from is closing the doors. The only kind I can get right now is Crystal Seas or Coralife. I do have a reef tank. Does anyone have any experience with either of these? Thanks!

Looks like a Strawberry Coral/Pink Cauliflower (Scleronephthya) Doesn't like direct flow. It has to be feed because it does not contain symbiotic algae. Sorry, I don't know how to post a photo but it looks just like mine.

Oceanic

I use the ecosystem and so do several friends. We all run skimmerless but do find we need a phosphate reactor. I have run a protein skimmer but it hardly pulls anything out. We all have softies and LPS (no SPS)

My powerstrip (made for saltwater tanks) malfunctioned and did $200,000 worth of damage to the house. And NO I didn't get water in the powerstrip (it was fairly new and I'm not the best at doing regular water changes). And NO I didn't have a GFCI on it. It did blow the breakers in the house...

I have a magnum with new carbon canister, new white pleated filter, dual shutoffs.

Dang, too bad. It's a good deal too. I just got a quote from a local guy to do the work outright and he said he would charge me $400 labor and materials would be about $150-$200. So that's $600 for both tanks. Good deal.

I have 2 setups that I have listed for sale and had some interest but no sale. I have another idea. I have a shop that is about the size of a one car garage (maybe a little bigger). I need a ceiling put in it so I can get insulation up and heat the shop. I have received a few different estimates...

Yes, I emailed you with my phone number. I will cut you a good deal - especially if you can take it all.

About 100 to 125 pounds.

Tried vinegar, limeaway, CLR, Kaboom, and Phosphoric Acid. It's not coming off.

A friend has vho over a 90 corner. Her glass lids are turning a little cloudy due to lack of cleaning them and just typical hard water spots. We have tried everything to clean them. My questions are...will this contribute to a hair algae problem? will this cause slowed growth and/or coral...

Sorry about that. Measurements are 48" long. However, the cord is on the side and it sticks out an extra 1/4" to 1/2". I'll email photo of the light.

One more bump. I need this gone ASAP. Any offers? I'll part out once the live rock is gone. I will deal on this stuff!

I am located in Springfield Missouri. It looks like shipping is almost $1.00 per pound.