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Check your corals for spots. Like mushrooms or frogspawns. When I had em, I had a ton

Im trying to send one of my Northern scouts over to see what left in the store

That's what it looks like to me. Get flatworm exit

I have 2 on my system and they defiantly move water

on a positive note, your Linkia is still alive....and eating which in itself is very impressive

sucks bro, what's you r fish count? have you checked for ammonia?

get 2x jabao cp 25 crossflows

Finding the names for corals can be tricky as some folks tend to put thier own spun or hobby name on them. Alot of the time, what would appear to be 4 different species will in fact be the same. You'd need to probably just stick to using its genus Some of it can also be opinion based too...

Post pix when it's done

Like mentioned 4 is fine. 1 sediment, 1 carbon block, 1 RO membrane and 1 DI unit You can go more of each but that should get you started off right without any issues

I've seen a few threads on R2R and folks swear by the GHL

Let's see some more pix!

Thanx guys Happy Easter to all as well

I have gorgonians.

Thanx guys, same to you

Thank you for the offer, I forgot that we had plans this weekend, so I won't be able to swing by.

Not recommended, as there are too many unknowns in your tap water. You could purchase pre made salt water from a Local Fish Store and can fill er up that way. If there is a Petco, you can purchase their pre-mixed brand of salt water as well. You will need to consider purchasing a RO/DI unit...

whats your peroxide dosing method? I may have to copy off you

If it's live sand, you will need to add water to it, to keep it live You can, if that is you preference. Personally I wouldn't as i've had my fair share of tank pests and wouldn't wish it on anybody. The Dry rock will become Live Rock over time. It's also cheaper, can be sculpted to your liking...

I didn't even think about that,