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Just going to leave this here.

Abdulla, welcome to the club. Start a thread in Tale of the Tank so we can see and know what you have.

I always keep impellers when pumps break. I have managed to take some apart and build another to fit. Not as powerful as the original pump but in a pinch it works if I don't have a backup.

That sucks. I cannot believe he is so arrogant to blame USPS when he packaged it so horrible. My wife sends stuff and she has so much bubble wrap and foam she packs with. Hope you get your money back.

The Inkbird is holding steady at 76.8. Both heaters sump/DT are set for 76. @Goodair, that is a problem. I was using the inkbird, crappy digital and glass mercury thermometer and all had a different number.

Mine is set at 77 and actual temp is 78. To high?

Now that this is out of the way. What temp does everyone keep their tank?

I found this article hope it helps. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/copperband-black-spots.655771/

I figured ir out and its working now. Thanks everyone.

Chris, I did watch the u-tube vid for the model I have. I am thinking the heaters are not compatible with the controllers. I sent the heater company an email asking if it was. I guess worse case is to use the glass Aqueon heater with the Inkbird.

If it was FW I would say looks like a heater burn.

Is this the correct one? I set it up with the new heaters and the heater I plugged into it won't show the on/off indicator or display the temp. If I plug the heater directly to the outlet everything works fine. Did I setup the InkBird incorrectly? Inkbird ITC-308S Aquarium Heating and Cooling...

Luckily that is a cabbage coral, soft tissue and I should be able to remove it easily.

Tough call. I am not a fan of the disk you stick in the tank. I use API but the colors make me scream sometimes. It looks like you are under 0.25 but I would wait if you have live stock in the DT.

Think I will pull the rock; save the coral and toss the rock.

Well it seems best is to remove the rock....ugh https://aquariumstoredepot.com/blogs/news/vermetid-snail-removal

They slow coral growth and kill them. Not to mention the snotty string they shoot out looks terrible.

I agree Rob. Never had mold issues in washer with bleach and air dry.

Hiw can I get rid of these vermatid snails. Si far only on 1 rock. I have a puffer and wrasse si Bumble Bee snails may not be best. Should I pull the rock and frag the cabbage coral then put rock in vinegar, bleach or toss it?

Some pics but I just fed the tank.