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i dont have 4 feet underneath ... 3 feet is as long as i can go in length

just about 24" top to bottom, but that is tight so i would need to leave space to move the lights in and out and get into the refugium for whatever reasons.

I'm going to be getting rid of my pink tail trigger, he is about 6-7 inches long and very think bodied. Bright pink tail, very active. I was just wondering what a fair price for him would be. I've seen them a little smaller in lfs for 79.99 ... any input, Thanks.

with the lights on top of the 38 .. there isn't really that much room to go with a taller tank, unless i get different lighting ... what lighting would be sufficient for caulerpa, that would be smaller so i could get a taller tank??

I have a 75 gallon DT and currently have a 38 gallon tall tank that measures 36 X 12.5 X 17 working as my refugium. The current 38 is starting to leak from the bottom and i need to replace it, there is not a ton of space in the bottom of the stand for something much bigger. My question is what...

i do run a skimmer, no carbon, and i just replaced the bulbs the other day

ill try to get the ph up a little dont' know what else to do ....

Calcium - 480ppm PH - 8.0 (little low) KH - 143.2 ppm ... 8 dKH4 Phosphates - 0 ppm Ammonia - 0 ppm Nitrates - 15 ppm Nitrites - 0 ppm

nope, the zoas are all still closed and the mushrooms still very small.

i keep the tank right around 1.025 and it's a little on the higher side, not quite to 1.026

same sale mix ... and i let it sit over 24 hours ... do you think it could have been a slight difference in the salinity ... but wouldn't a chemical change effect the fish or the inverts?

nothing changed besides the water, the lighting could possibly need to be replaced and nothing was on my hands like soap ... it was just odd they were closed up right after the water change .. and yes they are a before and after of the same mushrooms.

no leathers ... every time i've done a water change i use the ro water and have never had the mushrooms or zoos close up like this.

they were open like this every day before the water change. haven't looked like that since then. Attachment 241134 Attachment 241133 Attachment 241135

the only reason im a little concerned is because i did the water change almost a week ago and not once have any of them stretched out

i have the blue spotted mushrooms and about two feet away are some brown zoos, and they were both thriving before the water change

i check the salinity and warm it up ... thats about it, but it hasn't seemed to effect the fish or any of the inverts ... just the corals

I did a water change the other day and since then, my mushrooms continue to look as if there is no light on, all shriveled up and small. They were large and thriving before the water change, what could have happened that is causing them to not look so well???

ill have to see if i can find one close by and i get start getting some out of my tank.

i may try that with a few smaller rocks and see what happens.