Did a full test today, PH was 8.2-8.4ish, Ammonia 0 ppm, Nitrite 0 ppm, nitrate 0 ppm, but my salinity spiked up well over 1.033 so did a 30% drain and added non-mixed ro/do water and brought it back into the 1.025 range easily. Still with no fish the corals were all VERY open and moving which is what I wanted from them and the polyps have actually moved and spread onto other rocks from their original frag rock. Very pleased and after the change added some reefroids (mixed in a cup) into tank after target applying to each coral using a syringe with a tube attachment. Gotta say all in all things looking nice, actually considering adding 1 single fish again and hoping it doesn't get lonely, but....waiting before I take that step still. Little wary after all the losses I had. Also after adding reefroids saw the kraken bristleworm out for first time since the mass deaths. No way I could have caught it but its time will come sooner or later.
Decided to snap a few more pics of the corals and a couple of one of the larger scarlet red legged hermits so here they are:
Back of Tank
Tree and Polyps
Aussie Torch's
Aussie Elegance
I heard of elephant graveyards but my tank has a snail graveyard?
Scarlet Legged Hermit 1
Scarlet Legged Hermit 2
Elegance at night.
Torch at night.
Full Tank at night.
Over all enjoying the fruits of my labors as many have told me to do. Sad without my clowns but still its relaxing and enjoyable to sit and watch.