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Stephen, better than mine. came out blurry or I missed the coral completely and took pictures of rock or sand.

Place the rocks on glass and then and sand around them.

The tank temp dropped 2 degrees. I increased iInkbird to 80 and heaters to 82. Temp won't go over 78. I believe the heaters are 200w, stand alone one in sump and DT hooked to Inkbird. Are my heaters under sized since only one is actually on?

Ditto

Just make sure you have holes along the side of the cup for water flow.

I have also heard of people placing the mushroom on top of a frag plug and then tie it all together with mesh. They take the mesh off once mushrooms attaches; not sure how long this takes.

Crossing fingers; alarms have stopped:cop: and plugged powerhead into UPS in conjunction with return pump. temp steady at 78.5 to 79.

So the temp would not go over 76; I even increased stand alone heater to 85. Then realized the heater connected to the Inkbird was not on. I had plugged it into the cooling plug and not heating plug. No idea why I did this but explains a lot over the past year. Now its plugged into heater plug...

Nope, I'm to cheap to buy one of them...ha

I didn't realize it was plugged into it, missed when rearranging plugs during prior power outage. It's plugged into a power strip with breaker. But yeah an Apex might of helped but this was just me being stupid. I tried to make things easier but screws up big time.

So discovered the power backup had the inkbird plugged in besides return and power head. Inkbird plugged else where now. Also found out power backup was plugged in but not on, resolved. Inkbird kept alarming took me awhile, sad to admit, realized the sensor suction cup gave way and it was...

Came home last night to a loud alarm. Figured out my battery backup was alarming so unplugged equipment and will see what's wrong later today.

Your feeding her those good ocean pods. So she pigged out, like me with a tray of good Italian cookies.

Yes, need to appreciate the beauty but also check for potential problems. Because of this thread looked at the tank and noticed diatoms. Strange as nothing changed. Then realized one power head wasn't working. I assume the power outage is the culprit. Pulled it and soaking in vinegar bath for...

I was waiting for an Abbott and Costello routine. Seehare...see where...etc

You mean the kids weren't under a rock in the tank.

At one point was going to setup an aggressive 120 but didn't. Now no room to do that, thankfully.

We always come back...LOL

Was wondering if this would work per Chris suggestion. My concern is flow being fast or slow and cause a small flood.

Welcome Sky. What part of NJ are you located?