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PS….impossible for any babies to survive in a reef tank. Eggs must be removed and placed in a different tank, with air stone/heater only for about 3-4 weeks. Then they con be moved to a grow out tank with filtration.

Feel free to ask me any questions....( I also have 9mo+ old clowns for sale)

Yes I am am a breeder...Have designer picasso babies that will be available in the next few months. Varies patterns. Parents mom: doni pure Dad: male bali

Go to petco...San Fransico bay brand mysis shrimp (salllys or non sallys versions) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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2 tangs can live perfectly happy in a 50g any yellow tang would be fine if no more then 4.5” big Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

House of tropics largest fish store for maryland. That fish place Lancaster pa good for pa Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When the fish makes it there alive looking healthy even with cold water they should be fine. Temp will almost always fluctuate in transport. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am 1 of a very few from Catonsville also! Welcome! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use chemiclean for red cyno usually 1 time with every new tank at some point....mind blowing how well and quickly it works....not sure how it works with regards green cyno. Chemiclean and water changes I bet will solve Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

working from home, and tank water changes......

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Used it twice in 2 different tanks....amazing how perfect it worked both times with zero bad effects. Both times all cyno completely gone within 24-48 hours after treatment. Heavy stock corals and fish all perfectly ok. A+++

I am definitely using the right size tubing, it fits my dosing pump perfectly.....I fooled around with it for 20min....I already did all the items you mentioned....It still pulled air.....glue around the top connection where the tube enters was the only way I was able to get it to work.

For now I actually super-glued around the tubing connection to get a good enough seal for it to work...,,,,I think epoxy would of worked better, unfortunately I was out and didn't want to wait 2 days for more to arrive. Ridiculous having to modify something straight out of the box! I have to say other then the poo-poo connection, the unit itself looks good. I was coming from a Skimz DB4, which had small acrylic tube connections which work 110% perfect, with perfect instant seal. I only gave it up due to the smaller storage containers.

I just want to share....I just bought a vertex dosing container 5L.....the tubing connection to these are garbage and will not hold a seal, which draws in to much air, preventing the pump from being able to prime and dose......I specifically bought this due to the 5L size......the "john gust" is a major flow to these units. Shame on vertex!!! Otherwise the container body itself is well built.

I dont know why anyone would want such an ugly coral to begin with.....theres already endless choices out there, that are far safer.

I am about to go thru an upgrade on my reactor setup and I am currently using reef octopus reactors....but I will still share. Mine does exactly what you say yours is doing when I have to much gfo in the reactor, or fill the reactor roughly half way....filling up the reactor less and Then there is alot more of an even tumble. So maybe try with less gfo. I do not believe you really have to worry about gfo breaking apart.....itd only carbon where you want, no tumble, with slower flow.

Have you tried manually removing as much as possible by hand, and then pick up and place every turbo snail on the rock/hair algae issue areas.

Awesome!!!!

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Buy some turbo snails and problem solved. Whenever I start up a tank with new rock, there always seems to be a large hair algae growth pop up after a few weeks....1 round of turbo snails and its completely gone after a week. i would do about 10 of them for 65 gallon tank