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Looks awesome. Great job!

Is there a flyer we can hang in our store or maybe an email template we can get out to customers on our email list?

So awesome. Can't wait to setup a tank in my house again.

Let the fun begin! Congrats!

Wow so amazing.

I used to build the factory 5 models with Marcus motorsports after college. Good times

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Also is this a used sump, new, etc? Who built it? Manufacturer? It is new I would contact the company asap. If it's used we need to find a tank service company to help you out. I pm'ed you someone I recommend to all our customers.

Just seeing this now. Will pm

We have a 150 gallon rubbermaid. Far from you but you are more than welcome to borrow it.

No clue. I would pull the rock. And see idiot helps. A minor rock scape change might be fun.

Wish I could remember. I think it was aragonite.

They will live. They are tiny around the size of a ball point pen head.

That looks like some sort of sponge. The one smallreef posted is a perfect image of what a zoa eating nudi looks like.

This might be a stretch but it's worth mentioning. Do you have any rocks that are drilled or broken apart in your tank? I have drilled rock before for rockscapes and then have had very high phosphates after. I was able to narrow the problem to one rock that was drilled all the way through and was leaching phosphates like crazy. I could do a 100% water change to get the phosphates down to zero and the next day they would jump up to 2. After removing the rock no more phosphates.

Snail eggs. Forget which kind. Nothing to worry about though.

The itchiness will drive you bonkers. Also dip your finger on vinager. Supposed to help dissolve the spines.

Saweeeet! I really like the pic of the feather duster and the grandi palys. It's like a little reef island. Very cool

Tank looks perfect!

As usually, amazing article. Thank you for taking the time.

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That white and red one is awesome! Haven't seen that color combo before. Remind me of the old bloodshot comics.

Good eyes. Didn't even see that but I second what he said. I've had the best luck using lemon or yellow chromis or a mystery wrasse. I would check with Marcos over at ERC to see If he can get you a small batch of those chromis.

Best remedy I believe is mystery wrasse or yellow / lemon chromis. As long as those fish are in your tank you shouldn't have to worry about them coming back.

The new fish you added normally prefer the top of the tank so it could be just the type of fish and their habits rather then too much flow. You should post a video and we can get a good look if they are being beaten up by too much flow.