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Do you test for amonnia? The last pic a I saw you had a healthy bio load. With you lighting, is it an LED? Do you light acclimate your corals?

Any spikes in Alk by chance?

It's dying, try to frag that white part off to see if you can save it

doubt it, but if there's algae on it he may inadvertently much on it. I have one and he tends to things along

ThIs makes me sad

If im wrong, please tell me..

I have, and it worked...that's why i wanna know if its bad. I read on other forums about folks using so i took the plunge

Does anyone else use these to clean the glass on thier tanks? Are their any known side affects from long term use? They has them at Home Depot on sale for $.75 so I picked up a bunch. They work great and I tossed it after use

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I would've lost my $h!t. That sux bud, I'm really sorry to hear that. It's like it's not meant to be

I can't, I dont get home from work until 9pm and I'm way up north

That would depend on your total bioload. But yes 2 would cool.

Looks like a spongodes coral. Very nice

for me, it was the huge chunks of krill in the mix. I have small fish and when I tried it, I saw them "gumming" it in an effort to make the food more mangable. I'm also referring to the original blend which is for both fish and corals. I know @Philadelphia Aquatics also uses Rods for thier...

I personally hate Rods Foods as its on the more "messy" side for my taste. There's too much inconsistencies with the food sizes and I've noticed alot of empty shrimp shells in it. Try reef nutrition arctic pods.

Saltwateraquaria.com

You can get a cheap RKL to use as your temp controller

Keep those vids coming @asonitez

I would get a back up, and use that one till it dies. Myself, I tend to hoard heaters just to be on the safe side

Pix? @David