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I have some utter chaos, a few no name zoas and Palys, wwc yellow tip, red planet, gsp, unknown blue acro, pink zippers and Hydnophora.

It will be fine but depending on what powerhead it is it might wear out faster. Some powerheads aren't made to be turned on and off with a timer.

No haven't had the need to yet. But if I start having phosphate issues that's the way I'll go. I like that you have more control with it then gfo. Once you figure your dosage out you can keep your phosphates where you want them.

That's crazy your getting phosphates that high just from the display tank. Have you thought about dosing lanthanum chloride.

Very cool

Surprised phosphates are that high did you add alot of rock when you added the frag tanks? I haven't been by in a while you would think with your water volume and coral you wouldnt have a problem with it.

I have one love it never had a problem with it. It's worth the $350

You guys are brave for using aptasia x in the tank all that does is make them spread. I have a couple in my tank I just leave them alone they haven't spread and it's been months. I do have a couple peppermint shrimp that might be eating the babies. I would like a file fish i just worry it will...

If you have an apex alex can tell you the temp and ph readings

I have 4 X1 dosing pumps and they work really good. The only thing I dont like about them is the tubing they come with. It's smaller then standard line so it doesnt fit on barbed fittings or push connect fittings. So I had an old jebao dosing pump sitting around. The head fittings on the jebao...

Probably just high because the dry rock is still cycling. I'd give it some more time.

How old is the tank and did you use dry rock?

Tanks is almost 2 years old so I switched up my aquascape a little to give the fish a nice open area to swim. It doesnt look that big in the pictures but it's a decent size opening.

You could use the 2 holes on the bottom as drains and drill a new hole on the back for a return.

The only maintenance I really have is emptying my skimmer cup, cleaning the glass and changing out filter socks. The calcium reactor takes care of alk and calcium. I dont run gfo or carbon it's a pretty low maintenance setup.

When I first make it I mix it for 48 hours then I shut the pumps off and it just sits covered till its empty which is 30 days.

I do auto water changes and my saltwater sits for a month in my storage container.

Cant beat them $80

Year an a half and still going strong.

Very clean setup. I have 2 cp 150s on my 225 they move some serious water.