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If you lived close to me I would give you as much as you could harvest

Are the kessils not good leds?

I did many fresh water tanks before taking the salt water plunge. Everything from community tanks to single CIchlid tanks Oscars green terrors neon blue jack Dempsey wolf cichlids arrowanas peacock bass until I saw a good quality flower horn cichlid and never looked back. I raised mostly red...

Not an acan but Deff a brain

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He is an exotic dancer. I'm a maintenance asst at a senior living community and I don't take out peoples trash.

Looking forward to seeing your upgrade

Corals are doing great. Nice fungia

2nd pic is a green button polyp

That's a winner!

Looking forward to the build.

To answer your question on the AI sols 2 units will do. You can do the white and one super blue but your k spectrum will look different on each side. Better to go with all white or super blues. On the diy someone else will have to chime in on that answer.

I know what you mean. Just in the last 5 years things have drastically changed. Welcome to RS

Hi John starting slow is great. You can start with just about any zoa or pimple mushroom. They are great starter corals. Add a couple of corals a week and go from there.

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2-3 layers like Dave saidd watch the corals after the bulb change to make sure corals don't start to bleach

Don't forget to add a couple of layers of window screen over the top of your fishtank. Your new bulb will put out more par and spectrum and might bleach your corals. Slowly over the next few weeks start removing the layers of screen.

14k is a great whitish blue. Brand does matter but Phoenix is a good bulb.

Dips do not replace qt for fish and corals. Dips are used to eliminate or reduce the chance of hitch hikers in your tanks. Once bad hitch hikers are in your dt it can be very difficult to eradicate that species back out of the tank.

Mine shrivel up depending on nitrate spikes. What's your params?