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seahorses will be here tomorrow

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/dinoflagellates-%E2%80%93-are-you-tired-of-battling-altogether.293318/

settling in nicely. So thankful for these pickups !

20 mins in the tank.

Two more pickups to do later tonight. When the SPS bug bites…it bites ! :devilish: Just hope I don’t wake up to white sticks tomorrow !

TSA Bill Murray ASD Rainbow Milli TSA Explosive Ember WWC Pink Passion TSA Daydream WWC Heart Breaker RR Fruitopia WWC After party

Good call, I am almost positive I have picked up from him years ago. Can’t wait to get them in the tank! Thanks for the heads up.

Yeah this skimmer rocks.

Looking to stock this, let me know what you have up for grabs. 🤙🏽

Sump running… needs a couple final touches …

Need to clean up this rats nest! 🐀

Ready for corals .

Careful and start with a little amount of GFO if you have sps in the tank that are fine. Lowering it quickly like I did will surely kill them. As long as the redfield ratio is right, they can survive in higher numbers if acclimated slowly to my understanding.

I had Dinos, so I let the tank go and the algae grow for months. This outcompeted the Dinos. I also added bacterial products. To answer your question, I did about a 50% water change after blowing off and scrubbing all the rockwork. I gravel vacuumed the sand. Cleaned all the glass surfaces...

Probably just got knocked off the glue by the snail. You can just push the base of the Hammer into a hole in the rock and it will be fine. I mount a lot of mine this way.

Once the nem finds a happy spot it will stay. I have 3 big RBTA in a large mixed reef and they never moved or damaged any of my Corals. Just don’t change flow, lighting … once it’s happy.