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These look ok to me. Unfortunately your tank is too new for SPS I am afraid these frags will go downhill over time.

Someone setup a 40 breeder and put all the rocks in there pleas it will be epic.

I think you can probably trade with someone for two G4's. Or buy two G4's with the same amount of money. But for that tank, you're better off selling the radion's and replace with two AI primes and probably end up with some extra $.

After installing the co2 scrubber there is definitely an increase in alk and calcium uptake. Now 64mm of each has to be dosed daily to keep up with consumption. Take consumes 1.2dkh vs 1.0dkh before. Rough 20% increase in speed of growth. The corals are barely grow in yet. Most of them are frags...

Great deal of a light for a 30” to 36” tank, with hangin kit included.

any sps?

all the yellow tangs might get super aggressive I think. It's just a matter of time.

@MadReefer what about the ones in brick? I am looking for some super small ones for my small tank.

Thanks. You do not need to measure anything at the beginning for a small tank like yours other than alkalinity. Most of the issues can be resolved by regular water changes. Keep it simple. The next thing to measure after the tank is up for a while is phosphate. I use Hanna phosphate checker...

Red sea (non pro) mixes about 8dkh. The specs are printed on the bucket.

See my update in the build thread.

Updates. Corals seem to be doing fine while I was out. Taught my sister how to check ALK she came in once a week do the testing, refill the ATO reservoir and feed the fish some frozen food + a spoon of Reef Roid. The rest of the week the tank got pellets from an automatic feeder. One thing I...

There is no reason to keep the alk @8dkh or any specific number. You can do as many water changes as you want the parameter will just settle down to whatever the salt mixed at and it will be stable. If you do not have SPS I wouldn't measure the water at all except salinity.

If not for the looks a standard 29g works just fine with an HOB filter. About 10 years ago it's when I setup my first tank. It was the golden age of live rocks, fiji, tonga, branches, shelves you name it. Not it's Marco or real reef. But hey it's good for the reef supposedly. You can get live...

This thing is sold!

The proof of the pudding is in the eating! I see people having all kind of success with all kinds of salts, especially instant ocean, which is what I use. The knowledge of the user trumps the differences in the salt.

same here. after I discovered the flipper won't go back.

It's a warm winter. Hopefully everyone saved some money on heating cost.

Was there last week. Thinking about picking up the small purple tang there.

Found fox flame in the local shop also paletta pink tips!