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Are your layers connected or will you add a separate layer once the top one is grown over? A couple students asked if they could stack frag discs "like a fancy cake" with the base getting larger at the bottom of the stack, but most of our discs are thin. Interested to follow your progress!

Thanks. Been a problem for a few years bc Lightspeed stopped making them and used an alternate source but now offer nothing. I waited months a year or so ago on backorder, then the battery I got from CDW-G stopped holding charge (and no longer carried) or it's something wrong in my equipment. I...

Unrelated to reefing, but I need a replacement audio system microphone NiMH battery - NH2A27. Specs: 1.4 or 1.5V, 2700 mAH, 0.57"x1.99"/14.5x50.5mm. (~AA size) An online blog said it could use "any NiMH rechargeable battery but you’ll need to remove the branding wrapper off the battery." Do not...

Too bad that sponge will irritate the coral - great photo and sponge!

Here is ours. It eats green algae and wiry algae:

Green zoas in Pleasant Hill need a home. It is probably on your way to Concord/Clayton if you are heading out that way Thursday or Friday. Might be able to get a better pic Thurs.

What we have is nuisance algae (in the eye of the beholder) of all types in one tank as well as an overrun of cyano and foraminiferans in another tank. I have to say when school started and students fed tanks much more food at one time than I did over summer, algae took off. Also, I am on Team...

There's clearance for tubing and the clamps on both hose barbs in that screw area? That right one also looks right against the side with a hole in it, too. Annoyance ahead.

What is your beauty below left of your torch, above those rock flower nems? Elegance? I admired it since your first photo.

Just got this based on your suggestion. I took one for a quick spin this afternoon and will be putting them into student use next week! Outstanding for target feeding. I thought it would be bulky, but nope. Fed everyone in 20” deep tank without getting wet, good control, and no spilling out on...

Sorry to hear this, but glad you are going to do a restart.

Looking vibrant!

Most of my pics are not of great looking tanks, but our 105g is showing its stability. Here are some of my favorite corals in it. Quite a few came from past swaps! . . .

Also, did you let water run thru the new resin to rinse/flush it?

Do you have an extra refillable canister that you could try to be sure there's not a problem there?

Was the resin damp and stinky? Once I used some I thought I had sealed up well but it was dry, lacked that smell, and did not work.

I love the colonies! I bet your tank has mesmerizing motion.

TMP

...and on the way, you could stop in Pleasant Hill to trick or treat for a smaller green zoa rock. It is from @Holly94583 but I do not keep zoas or palys in the classroom with students' hands in tanks.

I'm thinking it is hiding. Have you checked ammonia?