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Got my hands on a yellow photo filter... prepare for fluorescence!

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how old are your probes and are they single or double junction?

kinda limited on livestock Green plating monti (two kinds, if i can frag it nicely) a ton of frogspawn and some of this (mine's not from ORA but looks just as good :P : http://www.orafarm.com/product/jeremys-montipora/

I'm sure you have this posted somewhere, but do you have a list of items you offer?

Does the sun ever land on the wall where the tank is going?

Update So I've been running a brand new Neptune double junction pH probe since mid July. I had initially calibrated it with the mystery Amazon calibration buffer (see OP) and it was reading ~7.7 after calibration. After re-calibrating based on hanna buffer, the pH read between 7.83-7.95 (for...

Where are you located. If you cant find anyone i'll can hold them. I think in the last couple of weeks my alk/calc/mag have just about stabalized (at least they are within range and not dropping or spiking)

What is this about muriatic acid and high alk and sps? id love to hear more.

Oh, and the salt i've decided to go over to (because i know german manufacturing will be meticulous and consisten) HW- marinemix reef. It does have amino acids (apparently) So, i'll just have to be better about mixing salt closer to when i'm doing a water change.

I've was recording alk levels of like 6-7 dkH, and Ca at somewhere around 350 before i got regular 2 part dosing under way. right now i'm aiming for 9dkh and 420 ish Ca. I've managed to get the Alk up to 8.5 ish but CA is taking longer to increase but it is going up slowly, where as Alk is...

Thanks for all the tips. They are now eating frozen enriched brine and mysis.

Seems to be doing good job of it.

precisely. I've had these types of corals survive months of some of neglect...constantly running out of 2part and not dosing for weeks, up to two months or more between water changes

yep, only way to learn is to pull the trigger in my opinion :D start with the hardier corals such as montipora plates, stylophora and seriatopora, and learn as you go.

i actually bought in when it was still Dropcam. This one is the lower-end version, 720p I beleive.

yea, most IP cams/security cams are wide angle. this one is prettywide angle too and this setup didnt work well at all on my 40b, but cause this one is substantially bigger, it looks good.

Here's the live link again: https://video.nest.com/live/sV42MsPE3Y

haha i just disabled it.. ill put it back on and set it to some schedule maybe... its hanging right on the glass on the left side.

Video from today