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Brand new never used calcium reactor. Rated for up to 75 gal. http://aquamaxxaquariums.com/calcium-and-media-reactors/ctech-t-nano/ Located in the 91201 off western ave between the 5 and 134

Maxspect Razor 16k native color (1:1) led light for reef tanks and coral. Very very good condition. Used only for a few months. Works perfectly, still programmed. Best for long tanks up to 30in long and 18-20in deep. Located near western ave between the 5 and 134. No shipping cash only.

Very small picture, hard to tell. Sea slug of some sort or nutibranch

Be careful of over skimming and over filtering. Filters and skimmers pull the tiny lparticles of food the corals eat out of the water colom pretty fast and depending on the coral they can die pretty quick. Lps sps zoas nems ans softies all have different food requirement as well as "nutrient"...

There is an industrial supply that sell gasses dry ice and rodi in el cajon. I forget the name. Rodi is important, mor than just algae food from phosphates and nitrates. Dont use the water from next to vets pets. Long ugly story there. Dosing is about depletion of minerals espacially the big 3...

amazing corals and more amazing pictures. I think you may have scared everyone.

It will work fine. Pods do what they want anyway., some reefers are of the opinion slower flow is better for chato and nutrient export. if the chato grows there then it is fine

Yup. Feather dusters, i have a ton of different colored micro dusters, theyre neat. Filter feeders and good water cleaners. I have slightly larger ones in the sump, probably a half inch feathers.

Maybe not. In high concentrations yes so be careful. Personally i follow the same above advice and have dedicated hospital tanks and buckets. Im paranoid so i throw them out. Read directions and follow basic poision control procedures, its like working with turpentine or used motor oil...

Yea test kit is best. Where did you read a scientific article that copper throws off an amonia test. scientists use tests. nitrate and phosphates are in everything and so is arsenic. Cycling a tank properly takes weeks. You dont need to change water that often. Not to sound enen more rude...

When in doubt throw it out. Hard to tell from the picture really. A lot of nutibranchs and flatworms out there. I recently got a beautiful orange one. A soft coral eater, or pruner.but in my sps tank he had nothin to eat and slowly went pale.. yes if it has a shell its a stomatella and they can...

Sorry for tthe rant. It seems to me some get confused as to the aspect of husbandry in a reef tank. Maintaui ing stable parametters for coral animals we all know. But your tank is a live animal too. Sthe san and rock in gour tank is live with BILLIONS of organisims. By pacticing good husbandry...

Sorry for tthe rant. It seems to me some get confused as to the aspect of husbandry in a reef tank. Maintaui ing stable parametters for coral animals we all know. But your tank is a live animal too. Sthe san and rock in gour tank is live with BILLIONS of organisims. By pacticing good husbandry...

Yjour tank is only 4 months old and seems pretty heavily stocked. Is fine to do sometimes and many would say its fine unless you read what scientists and actual aquarists reccomend. read advanced aquarist. Google randy holmes farley aquarium chemistry. And you can ask questions at wetwebmedia dr...

Hey touchingstoves i like seahorses too. most cyano is from too much phosphate build up. Most phosphate is fromm food and poop. For sea horses you probably want a really good skimmer to get the poo out. Organic carbon dosin could help with that but it is one more thing.

Organic carbon is different than activated carbon. All life is based upon carbon exchange so carbon is quite important. the use of activated carbon is generally to remove unwanted compound from the water colom .See carbon water filter. Same principal. However it is actually not necessary to...

Dosing is about replenishing minerals in the water. Depending on the corals and fish they will remove minerals at different rates. Sps corals have thick skeletons of calcium so you need to replensh the calcium. Clams and crabs are the same. water tests will show you how much is being used and...