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I'd get going again. I'm sure a lot of people will donate live stock and what not when they can. And you can cut em up and trade around as they grow.

I did one sock for a while, I just kept a clean one in the second slot and moved it over

There should be 1 inch bulk heads in there to tie into the spa flex. The hole is for the bulk head, that's why it's a little bigger. My trigger sump was setup like this. Honestly however you can secure it that you're Happy with, I'd just do that.

Maybe contact tsm. They used to take special orders

Skip the skimmer, you're tanks still small enough to be fine without it. On that size tank it'd be more for co2 drive off which will probably be better with the over sized skimmer like the one you got. So skip it or keep what you got is my vote. Also the aquavitro skimmers seem cool

I used vibrant with good success, besides that I'd slam inverts in until it's fixed, turbos, urchins, sea hare, whatever, scrub scrub scrub

I was sold a 5 gallon aquarium with a chromis to cycle with, so I can go back the next week and get a dog faced puffer . The chromis died, I thought something was up, hit up the Internet and got addicted from there.

Yes sir, thank you again.

There's a million little tweaks, but I just keep stuffing inverts in till it looks good

It wasn't only the maturity, but I feel like maturity wasn't a factor at a year and a half. But that was my first time doing dry rock, it's a different skill set than live rock. Live rock, you put it in, turn your filtration to 11 and go, trying to filter out the excess eco system. Dry rock...

It took a while because I stay on the over filtered side of things, but just sad , low color, anything would kill them, any bump in the road. I've had dinos over and over, cyano, mostly the slimes. It wasn't just the seeding, I started dosing phyto, oyster feast, roe and aminos daily. I also...

I do not but I started with all dry rock and it was a struggle but I had seeded it with an order from Indo pacific sea farms in Hawaii and once everything got itself established, my tank is a real dream. Something to consider if you end up shying away from the live rock

My bi color was killing corals for a year before I realized it was him , I ended up keeping him and just adjusting what corals and where I put them. Algae, starry and tailspot blennies are more reef safe if you're looking to trade him in.

Close please

Bump on the smaller frag

Bump, open to offers, might just leave it, or store it in my sump if there are no takers

If you're gonna spend that money , I'd just dose it with a dosing pump like a versa, u can get a switch controlled outlet and just set it to only work when you're gonna be around and stop at a maximum amount you program. Bonus you can put your ato container anywhere you can run ro tubing to. You...

Just use Google translate and take pictures of it. It'll translate it for you. It works surprisingly well once you get the hang of it

I got a taker, it's happening this time , luckily they stay to one side of the tank and it's setup enough where I can stick a piece of acrylic or something in to isolate them to one side. I'd rather not move their rock, but I'm motivated at this point .

I have a problem getting rid of pets , these things have tortured me for 3 years.