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I dunno, looks like you did a pretty good job at aquascaping for claiming to suck at it

Thanks all, this is super helpful information! I'm actually running the K7V3's on my display at the moment. I have been happy with them, I'm also running x4 T5 bulbs. Pain in the butt to set, but once you get them there it's easy. Have you used the nicrews? What makes them better?

Hello WAMAS! I'm a firm believer of "it's light, it grows things," but what is best bang for the buck these days? Looking to start a conversation to reach a solution, but also help those in a similar situation. I have 3 nano tanks I'm potentially starting, and I'll be moving them around, so preferably a clip/bracket solution VS hanging. I'm looking to keep softies, LPS, easy stuff, so I don't need Radion status. I'm thinking the AI Primes will fit my needs just right, but I did see a few tanks in real time with the Blade lights, and I like the way that they look. I dug a little deeper on reviews, and they are not great at all. That being said, I think any Reef LED Lighting has had mediocre reviews, but I've never experienced any of the issues others have. Should I just get some clip lamps and go old school with a par38 bulb?

Very strange, but possible that you missed a spawning?

For me it's boredom. The tank becomes more of a chore then it is an enjoyment. I love to look at it, but I rarely have the time anymore. The only reason I haven't made any changes or broken it down is because it's pretty much on cruise control sans basic maintenance. I think the lies/misinformation is another really big piece. Facebook has changed groups & forums forever, and maybe not for the better. I see so many folks speaking on something that they have no idea what they're talking about.

I bet you could sell these, amazing!

so they are! Whoops!

Looks great, I'm happy to see some fungia around more these days!

The terrarium is really nice.

🫡 cool story!

Oooof, thanks for sharing, I think it's a no go for me! Yeah, honestly, I'll just keep the AI I have. It's light (in both senses of the word) and it gets the job done. Back to the drawing board on these lights then, I don't think I have a need for them.

I don't know what the glass thickness is on the Mr. Aqua 11.4, but it's pretty slim. I just installed a G4 XR30W Pro onto the mounting arm, and it feels like it'd be a lot of weight for the glass. Did a good bit of googling around and can't find any suggested weight limits vs. glass thickness, any thoughts/advice?

Always a good reminder! Sorry to hear it though!

Corals are looking nice! i had a similar issue almost a decade ago, and pulled all surviving fish through a QT. The corals were wonderful to watch and thrive, now I run a 10 gallon with 1 small goby with a ton of softies for fun. My pod population also boomed, and snails started actually hatching. This could be great!

We're going through similar things at the moment, although I'd say yours is better pin pointed. I just don't have the energy or time to go in and clean things up, trim back, or replace/move. I'm noticing the algae buildup is getting darker, and possibly cyano in select locations. From my records, it looks like the last water change I did was 43 days ago, so it's possible that's just what the glass looks like after 40+ days of not cleaning it. Did another 10 gallon water change today, and will also replace the the filters and membrane in my RO/DI very soon. I still have a cardinal I bought from you, it hosts my giant elegance, which seems strange!