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Good to hear it's working out Doug!

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Prior to the last swap, I had cut about 100 zoa frags on the gryphon wet saw. No realizing the toxin was being aerosolized by the saw. Couple of hours later, I was coughing violently and ended up in the emergency room. Fever, terrible aches and pains, nausea. Terrible experience. After 10 hours...

Beautiful!

well said john!!

Sold, close it down

That's great!! CB can be hit or miss and sometimes hard to find a healthy specimen and then they start nipping at LPS, etc, etc

I'll wait until there is more info on where its going to hit before I start doing any preparations. Plenty of time to get gas and other supplies.

I ordered these direct from sustainable aquatics, they work. 4 are available at $10 each. pickup monroe 08831. http://www.reef2reef.com/attachments/peppermint-shrimp-before-and-after-png.265694/

I have first hand experience. [emoji23]

Yes it's beautiful!

Looks like a gonipora. Polyps are too large for porites

Great to hear you're all done with this Kevin!

Awesome John!!! How's your PH?? LOL

Awesome Mike!

Then don't worry about the PH and leave everything alone. Sell your Ph probe!! [emoji3]

I would say 7 is extremely low. Before I removed my PH probe years ago I was always in the 7.5 range with no issues. Are your corals happy?

I haven't checked my PH in 10 years and have always run a calcium reactor. People do more damage by chasing this parameter as opposed to just leaving it be. As long as its not extremely low and your ALK and Calcium is stable you will be fine. Best way to raise it is by adding kalk to your top...

I switched out the original builder grade central AC several years ago with a 95 rated efficient unit. The drop in my electric bill was several hundred a month. If you can swing the cost go ahead and make the switch as soon as you can. It will pay for itself that much faster.