albertareef

Don't be too sure about that

Hmm. 75lb capacity each so probably would want at least 4 of them for a combination of weight and hand holds yeah? What does a red sea 650 peninsula weigh... seems like that is our new standard these days

Hi @ocboat- sent you a PM with some ideas/thoughts about meter hand off as I haven't heard from Nanoreefer32. @Nanoreefer32 - will keep you on the list but if you aren't interested anymore please let us know. Thanks!

Happy b-day guys! Great to know both of you and glad you are such a big part of the club. Hope you both have a fantastic day!

Super excited for this one! Very interested in how the pros do their fragging plus seeing all the new livestock Roy has added since last year. Sounds like there will be some store gift certificates to raffle off as well as distributing frags from the demo so lots of reasons to head over on Saturday wherever you might be coming from. Hope to see you there!

That sounds like a bad day right there

Yummy! I could get into that kind of banana 👍

Funny - last time I was in there I mentioned to Jeff that you had posted that you wanted it. Guess it worked out after all.

Haha! It is always dangerous to go into C&C - especially now that he regularly has those red sea tanks sitting around! Looking forward to the new-new build thread.

Great pics Carla! I'm with Kim on that undata - it is particularly photogenic!

Making good progress Cody! Can’t wait to see what kind of rock scape you come up with using all that nice tonga rock.

Haha! Got to love the enthusiasm! Glad it will be going to a good home. That smurf goblin was super cool BTW 👌

Congrats! Sweet clam and nice pic. There were lots of great entries last month so good job all!

That might make a good name - GB Holy mother of Moses has a certain ring to it.

Guess that means I shouldn’t ask 🙂. Amazing none the less!

Indeed he is. I knew I should have just bought your max nano and held onto it for you.

Great idea! That has always been one of the more frustrating projects!

That does not seem normal. Curious what @Vance164 might have to say.

Ok... what did you do now?

Very cool! Hope he made it back to the water before the seabirds saw him!

Unfortunately, I don't know how that one works. With the Salifert, it helps to think about it as the more you use to titrate, the higher the KH is so you can keep track that way. The Salifert chart (at least all the ones I have used) is based on remaining reading so that is where it can be a bit confusing. Sorry I can't speak to the Red Sea as I haven't used that one.

This sounds like the Salifert titration kit. So, 4 mls of tank water, 4 drops of indicator. Draw up 1ml of reagent 2 into the syringe with the fine yellow/orange tip then add dropwise with mixing to the tube. When indicator changes color from blue to orange read the position of the black tip on the plunger and compare that to the chart. Not exactly sure what your number mean here but if your black tip is at .75 then your KH is indeed pretty low. If it is at .25 then your KH is actually high. .35 corresponds to a KH of about 10 if memory serves (don't have the chart in front of me).

Been following along... This does seem oddly low given everything you have been reporting and the coral variety you have in your tank. I would be really curious to see what your fresh mix salt is measuring.

Bummer Taylor. Wish I had something to help you out but that is one of the few items I don’t have laying around the basement. Might want to check with Ron - he has had a few sumps available if I recall correctly. Good luck!

But it is a nice pic! I had been eyeing that particular clam at TPA if it is the one I’m thinking of.