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The May SCRK Meeting Sunday will be held on May 22th at 6pm !!! The SCRK May meeting is getting close!!! The meeting will be at our home base at Age of Aquariums in Signal Hill this month! Richard from Euroquatics will be speaking this month on their latest LED products. We will have a frag...

I can bring : Emerald sunrises Sunny delights Purple people eaters Grandis Palys Purple death single polyp Superman mushrooms Green Stripe Palys Nuclear greens single polyp All frags $5 each

Look at that loving face, a coral killer? No way!

Top down pre-install: In the cabinet before reservoirs and water: Running with reservoirs Left to right; Calcium, Alkalinity, Magnesium, Skimmer Skimmate reservoir, RO/DI Reservoir:

for fish I like Age of Aquariums, healthy livestock that has been quarantined unlike many of the other stores.

What brand and model of light? What sized tank do you have? Canopy or no canopy? Give us a little to work with.

You could join SCMAS, they have PAR meters that they lend out to paid members. http://www.officialscmas.org/

I made the same mistake a few years ago but was able to catch it before it did much damage, never again.

I would wait on the fish that are not recommended for your 50 gallon tank. Even when they are small many of the open water swimming fish need more room than your tank can provide. I would look into any of the flasher wrasses, any of the Firefish, most Gobies and Blennies.

They look like Old Maids

I have two sensors, the standard thick one is in my cabinet with the sump, I have a thin one under the stand. Here is what I use for the alarm and e-mail/text: If Swx5_1 CLOSED Then ON If Swx5_2 CLOSED Then ON

I would still monitor your ammonia for a few days afterwards. It never hurts to dose the tank with Prime, Amquel or one of the other ammonia neutralizing products.

The flow requirements depends upon the corals you are keeping. For a fish only tank 20 times the DT is fine, for soft corals I would up the flow to 30 times the DT, for SPS coral at least 40 times the DT. Yes the flow from your return pump (after head pressure loss) counts towards that total...