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If you knew what you were doing in the military, that would be known as, "Advanced training"

As we used to say in the military, "Good training"

A reefer on R2R seems to think, after some Triton tests, that the Lithium in Kent's Tech M is the element that makes all the difference. Fortunately, I've never had the problem.

Agree!!!

It might be prudent to get a second opinion on your SG, just to confirm the accuracy of your refractometer.

You're topping off with plain RO/DI water...not SW, right?

Are you sure of your test accuracy/process? What is your SG? What are you using to measure it with? If you're using a swing arm type hydrometer, it may be off causing you to add too much salt mix, and by extension too much Ca, Mg, etc., leading to these elevated readings. I would suggest using a...

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http://reefbuilders.com/2007/03/27/aiptasia-anemone-removal-by-lethal-injection-kalkwasser-paste-with-syringe/ Use enough water mixed into some kalkwasser powder to leave it with enough viscosity to be drawn into a syringe. I made a syringe using some pieces from old test kits.

Looks like Aptasia. I would use some kalk paste on it.

Doing OK, boat's not in the water yet, they just told me June 1st. :frown:

Looks great Kevin.

Bring the bottom up to you, install a 7-8" DSB .

If you haven't do so already, you'll need to get registered. Here is the link: http://www.nj.gov/dep/saltwaterregistry/index.html Here are the seasons, and size regulations: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/pdf/2015/maregsum15.pdf

When I had the same situation, I used two of these, plugged into two Intermatic Digital 15A timers. I still have the two timers, and you can have them, but they will need new button batteries(I might have some of these too, but they will be old).

Welcome aboard. Don't worry about any basic, or any other kind of questions. The only dumb questions are those that aren't asked.

Welcome aboard, Nikki.

I would use two of these: http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Timers/PlugInTimers/Indoor_Timers/DT620.aspx

Or possible a Spaghetti Worm:

Good luck with it, Rob.