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It shouldn’t be an issue. It will be as good as the factory sealant. If you have any acrylic, pieces, you can sharpen it on a grinder, it makes a great scraper that doesn’t scratch the glass. Don’t use metal scrapers. Plastic works, but it dulls quickly and needs resharpening often. Acrylic is...

My goodness you packed that little tank. Quite impressive especially for such a new tank.

Absolutely fish should have good copper test. They use copper there fish system constantly. They have a separate invert system.

Well i did have high nitrates, and algae in the past. The pellets and gfo were effective in solving that. I just overshot it a little. I’m going to try to phase out the gfo, but I would like to try to dial in the bio pellet reactor.

Cool thanks. I was hoping you'd chime in. Can’t argue with your results when it comes to euphyllia. Im struggling to get the euphyllia to take off. My green star polyp growth has also stalled. The only reason gsp stops growing is low nutrients. I have removed half of the bio pellets, & 1/3 of...

What is going on with the display tank?

It’s a beaut!

Ok. I’ll relocate it. I have heard euphyllia are immune to each other’s sting, but I think the hammer wants to be lower in the tank anyway.

Are these two corals too close to one another? Can they harm each other? The flow tends to blow the torch in the direction of the hammer. The tentacles will touch when they get a little bigger.

Do nothing.

Sponges don’t usually do well in new tanks. Often die off anyway. Usually start growing eventually in mature systems. They usually don’t tend to to be aggressive, towards coral.

My nutrients are too low. I need to dirty it up a bit.

I did the swap. Hate disturbing coral, cause I know there best of being left alone, but the flow is definitely more appropriate for the torch in this new spot. its kind of close to the hammer now, but both being euphyllia, hopefully they’ll be ok.

After a year of messing with my power heads, I have finally stumbled upon what appears to be good random flow, with no dead spots. Instead of power heads at opposite sides, I put the both on the left wall, blasting towards the right across the top. The water swirls downward off the opposite...

I can’t get euphyllia to grow. My hammer and torch frags look exactly the way they did when I bought them a year ago.

Very cool. I’ve never seen a hammer structured like that before.

Do you have hiding places like pvc pipes in there? The fish will be less stressed and therefor more likely to recover if they have places to retreat.

The light spread is noticeable better than when you had it set on top. There is much less shadowed areas now.

Correction: mine is a 300, not a nano. Not trying to push it on you. Sounds like your getting a good deal with et. Just wanted to make the correction.

It looks similar to what I see all over my tank at night. Some consider them pest mainly because they can supposedly jam pumps. I haven’t had that problem. I’m happy to have them.