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More HOG fun with this HOG1 or 1x in saltwater. There is an unknown white spot in the middle; probably is a growth ring with brand new Green Grabber beach rocky surface below it. This scrubber will need to be brushed in the sink, because this growth is not long and strong enough to be pulled out...

September 12, 2020: Stock update from Santa Monica Filtration: 0 - RAIN4 1 - RAIN2 with 4 GEM5 lights 1 - RAIN2 with 2 GEM5 lights 0 - RAIN2 with 1 GEM5 light 1 - Pole Mount for RAIN2 2 - HOG3xx 1 - HOG3x 6 - HOG3 2 - HOG2x 2 - HOG2 1 - HOG1.3 3 - HOG1x 3 - HOG1 4 - HOG.5 0 - SLIP.7 coming...

Many people with larger tanks want a single, larger size algae scrubber. Probably because it seems simpler. And it certainly is cheaper. But when the focus is more filtering (not more pods), it's better to have two or more smaller scrubbers instead of one larger one. This is because scrubbers...

Customer's HOG1 which is a small scrubber, being used on a sump of a large tank, mostly for pods:

Epoxy sealed magnets now come on our HOG1.3 and HOG2 and HOG2x and HOG3 models; They can also be purchased separately to DIY your own scrubber: https://www.santa-monica.cc/Magnets_p_59.html

August 29, 2020: Stock update from Santa Monica Filtration: 0 - RAIN4 1 - RAIN2 with 4 GEM5 lights 1 - RAIN2 with 2 GEM5 lights 0 - RAIN2 with 1 GEM5 light 1 - Pole Mount for RAIN2 2 - HOG3xx 1 - HOG3x 6 - HOG3 2 - HOG2x 2 - HOG2 1 - HOG1.3 1 - HOG1x 3 - HOG1 2 - HOG.5 0 - SLIP.7 coming...

Customer's small size HOG.5 scrubber® in saltwater. Most of the growth appears to be Cladophora, with some Ulva Fasciata. Since the HOG.5 only has one LED in the middle, you can see this is where the growth is concentrated. Also it looks like there is some coralline spots on the upper left...

Customer's DROP.6 single-LED upflow in saltwater, with big dark growth ring. The open space in the ring allows water to get to it, to prevent die-off of the thick dark growth. This allows growth to go a few days longer before harvesting. However, it is already time to harvest this one.

Sound AIO. Yes those back compartments can have a lot of room. 5k is too cool for algae; try changing to 2700k "warm". Or if LED choose 660nm "deep red".

CUC that I vote for is a diamond back goby.

For anyone currently looking, you might try Aquarium Design or Doc Aquarium

Welcome from the IE. Might check our pics again.... seems they did not post correctly.

Big fan of floating reefs. Don't think I've seen one in a branching form like this one before.

Yea baby! I mean, yea monkey!

Entered!

Ok here are the current guesses: http://algaescrubber.net/forums/showthread.php?3730-Contest-Guess-what-this-is&p=41317&viewfull=1#post41317

Try Craigslist for local in Stanton

Always nice to see a wholesale or online store go to retail too. Kinda like Amazon opening retail stores.

Me to with the pinnatus batfish, because....