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That's buy one get one half off not buy one get one free lol...

Never cheap but there sure do make good stuff!

Upscales has a Koralin 1502 that was purchased and used for like a week, I think it's marked at like $299, normally $399 and this one is topped off with Reborn media. Koralin blows PM and Reef Octopus out of the water when it comes to quality.

That's news to me! I'd love to have one but not in my box of sticks!

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Just open your photos in preview, go up to tools in the top bar, click on adjust size. Make sure it says pixels next to the little lock. Set the largest number to 1000 and click ok. Close the photo, it'll atomatically save to the new size. Now try to re-upload like normal on the site. If you're still too big try dropping the largest number to 800

Are you on a Mac or pc? If you're on a Mac I can help you...

Oh and one more thing... Don't beat yourself up if you kill something, we all kill stuff... It's just how it goes sometimes.

As long as things are stable in your tank, just go for it... Don't make things too complicated for yourself, stressing about pump speeds and lights etc. You'll drive yourself crazy! If you're concerned about where to put a specific piece in you tank, post some pictures and ask away but really it's going to be trial and error. Like Pete said, if it looks pissed move it up or down. Your eyes are going to be your best judge.

Just curious here, did you start with 100% cured live rock?

[language filter]... I was hoping I wasn't gonna read the above. Sucks man, I hate losing stuff, especially for no reason of your own. Let me know when the tank is running, we'll get you popping again.

That's what JR was telling me... I think I'd me more inclined to go this route than the Apex add on.

With the exception of the data logging I'd rather have a hand held unit. Jeremy, what did the usb apogee cost you?

$299 is reasonable. The more I think about it though it's kinda pointless to have a reading on one specific spot all the time, I'd rather have a hand held and place corals accordingly. I also don't have any cords in my tank and I'd like to keep it that way.

The big question is how much???

I have to agree if you can toss the rock get rid of it, Valonia can be a total PITA, I have some in my tank still and I used emerald's to keep it to a couple bubbles here and there, then one night I found him pulling polyps so I had to take care of him. Manual scraping with a good siphon will usually do the trick it just takes time and you have to stay on top of it or it can get out of control and once that happens you'll never win. Fish, crabs or whatever... If it messes with my corals it get dealt with.

He's cool for sure, he's also caused a total ich outbreak from kicking everything's a$$ in the tank letting everybody know he's the boss now, the big blue hippo used to run the show... All the fish are eating well so I think it'll pass and things will be fine. I already told my wife no more expensive fish so if all these end up dying I'll have a tank full of damsels and chromis lol. You're welcome anytime, I'm sure we can find a couple pieces for you to take home.

Thank you, Sump is about as basic as it gets, filter socks are changed once per week, and all other nutrient export is done via the skimmer. No GFO, I will run carbon a couple days every month or so but not all the time. I snapped off a few crummy iPhone pictures so you can get the gist of the setup. Anytime you want to come up and check out the tank or pick up some corals just let me know.

Son, I didn't even know that this was your screen name until a few weeks ago lol. We should get together and do some trading! He's about 70% changed to his adult colors. He's a beast and definitely runs the tank now!

So the only thing I feed my fish is Hikari Ocean Plankton, it's a mix of mostly mysis shrimp and a few other things but it's SUPER clean food and everything gets eaten within a few min of feeding. You can feed this and it won't even knock the head of your skimmer it's so clean. As for coral food I feed 2 x per week a slurry that consists of 10ml each of Aquavitro Fuel, Red Sea Reef Energy A&B and 12ml of Oyster Feast. I also add Acropower every other week and only at night. Strangely enough I've found that dosing the Acropower at night keeps the fuzzy brown algae off the rocks and sand. I just dump the mix in front of one of the Vortech's and turn the skimmer off for an hour.

Haha, thank you! Stable chemistry and a good feeding regimen... No GFO in this tank, all phosphate removal is done by the skimmer or consumed by the corals. I do run carbon for a day or two every month or so just to polish up the water.

Guess it's time for a few updated photos...

Most stuff in the tank can be fragged, just depends on what you want and what you want to spend!

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