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Just speaking from experience but Its not just aeration, it also needs more gas exchange, or you likely will have ph problems. You also might have heat problems that will cause the chiller to run more frequently then it really needs too. I would put as many fans on the sump as possible to help...

They are so cute. Love it

Hong from DeepBlue always has some pink nepthea and he will be at Reefstock

Pic of the acan frag. Pics dont do it justice though

I think that maybe that temperature range you have on there is a bit too high. IME Trachys are very sensitive to higher temps, and much prefer slightly cooler temps. They have a tendency to 'fade' away and die when when kept at normal reef tank (78-80 degrees) temperatures and should be kept in...

Sure, come and get one

Ill bring you one to reefstock then. Hit me up there, and no its not the echinata. Its deeper blue with green and yellow tip on new growth. Heres an older pic. Its the big acro in the background there

I have a few frags up for sale. Pickup is Downtown or I can bring to Reefstock next weekend. 1x Splatter paint Acan pachysepta - $100 (This is a unique coral and this is the first natural frag it has given me in the 8+ years I have this coral) 2x Highlighter green anacropora - $25 1x Convict...

So had a little mishap recently and sadly lost most of the yellow tip acro colony that Jake gave me, however I did manage to save a few frags that now need a new home. For this DBTC though, any future frags from this coral need to be DBTC'd and not sold, ever, As that is how Jake would have...

bump $350 for it all

This weeks episode - All Clam'd UP

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That is a nice looking one, although its like 2x the price of the Neptune

Yep, that should work for him

I have had my Neptune Auto feeder for many years and its work great up until recently. Now it sometimes gets stucks, doesnt complete a cycle and sometimes doubles up on cycles. Needless to say it time to replace it. However being the most expensive auto feeder out there I am reluctant to just by...

BTAs generally get along fine together although sometimes they can somewhat war with each other. I have seen many people that have tanks with a mix of different BTAs, I personally have done it too with mixed success. Although ime usually one will clearly be more dominant then the others, and...

Today's Spotlight - Acropora Echinata

Stunning work man. Can't wait to see it wet

I think @MuralReef has our Denver PAR meter. You can coordinate pickup with him, and then you can drop off with me when done

Ya, I only ended up putting this particular BTA in this tank because it had never wandered at all in my 75g, and it had never split either. So I was hopeful it would just stay where I originally put it, but it didnt like being messed with apparently. Luckily I don't have power heads to worry...