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Are the maximas fresh imports or have them put on new shell in your tank?

Hawaiian Black, One Spot Foxface, Blue Spot Puffer and Huma.

If you don't want to go down ICP rabbit hole, the plasma can ONLY count elements, not compounds. If the plasma sees a spike in the nitrogen range, it has no idea where that nitrogen came from - was it n2, no2, no3, nitrogen in organics, ammonia, ammonium, etc.? Something like salinity is...

Please go and read the long ICP threads on RC where people have done analysis and multiple results. In the end, they are not likely any better than a high quality reefing test kit. ICP does not live up to the hype. The other things that ICP can test for that you cannot get at home have no...

Chocolate Tang gone. Make me some offers on the other fish. 72x27x27 tank with black stand and hood and 75g sump available after the fish are all gone.

Yes, I still have the chocolate tang too.

Run the air and don't open the windows at night. Should get you down to 30% around here, or even lower. Humidity is the most high at night. We have to run a humidifier if we run the air or things get staticy. I would only air the house out when co2 gets above 700, but you can time this so...

Not be cheeky, but do you not have AC? We have to add humidity to the air. Our windows are constantly open, though. The last few weeks have had more humidity, though.

Emperor, Queen and Blue/Gold rabbit are gone. Still have: Foxface Black Trigger - this dude is awesome and amazed that nobody wants it. Huma Trigger Blue Spot Puffer These are nice, healthy and well-tempered fish that are good tank mates.

Emperor is gone. Blue/Gold line rabbit on hold. Also have a Blue Spot Puffer at about 1.5 inches. Had it in my reef and it went into the trap when I caught a bigger fish. Forgot that I had it. It is not shy and fun. $50

Send me a PM. We can figure something out.

That is fine. Just hollar. Bring a bucket and a large net if you have one. I might need help catching it, even though I am pretty good. I said this before and I caught the queen in less than 5 seconds who just kinda seemed to let it happen. I won't get as lucky the next time. :)

Ironically, when this Imp was 1 inch and eating well, it went into my reef with a nearly fully grown chrusyrus. Same with the queen and most of these other fish. The Chrysrus is smaller at full size, so it never had to move to a larger tank and can spend its whole life in the 8' tank. I have...

I did not take any photos. Glass is dirty and water is cloudy without any rock and stuff. Would be hard to get good photos. The blue line rabbit was Caprive Bred from ORA. I am nearly positive. Biota has similar ones how, but this was ORA - ORA could have gotten them from Biota for all that...

I have had all of these fish for years and most were about an inch when I got them. All eat anything, but a staple of NLS pellets. Both of the rabbits ate bubble algae since I never had any when I had them in the reef - one of them at bryopsis, but I cannot remember which. All of these fish...

Lastly, don't believe any of the BS that you might see about USA and EU banning reef T5 bulbs. There are SOME general purpose bans, but most of these are being pulled back for T5 anyway. Specialty T5s are not on any ban lists and at least Giesemann and ATI have committed to making them as long...

With 6 foot tanks, people usually use a 48 and 24 inch, two 36" or try and find a 60". While T5 are great, they are not really known for filling in 12 inches on each side over a 6 foot tank. Black Friday sales are when people usually get their T5 bulbs. If you are flexible on colors and...

You can use the bulbs for 2 years in a ATI with the fans and stuff. People are using them for 2 years in other fixtures too. Even if you want to be cautious, you can easily do 18 months. I would do 24 months even over my acropora, but I also use my MH bulbs for 2 years too without any issue...

I scavenged some parts off of it and it got recycled.

The uniform particle size is a joke. The weight is more important and so is the ability to attract/bind moisture which changes things even more. This is what really makes salt need to be dry mixed. Dr. RHF has talked about it for years. In large systems or if you mix large amounts, it...