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But, water change is how you siphoned them out? I’m confused. Don’t leave a ton of pellets rotting on the sand overnight!

Did you siphon them all out?

Reefing as a cover!

Immediate siphon out. Don’t use the vacuum attachment. Just a tube.

I bet a lot of those would be like brand new with a nice new pump!

Small African chichlids could be easy and cool too

Should be doable with equipment and media/rocks from an established tank. Pair of clowns, couple other fish and nems in a 40 breeder very doable

RODI and clean again or carpet cleaner machine after salt is cleaned up if you really care. Air movement for a couple days after helps

Alas, he was not there… What were you doing in sf @Thales?

Not snorkel Bob!

If you plug the bottom in a way where you use nice valves instead of plug/cap you could always turn it into a closed loop easily later

I went to port Douglas. Was awesome!

I know I would, But I’m not sure if he should? I would likely still have a couple mp40 a on the back wall even if I did though

Get those zoas out of there!

Why are you hiding the rocks with all that coral?

When I checked this out it was getting blasted with a lot of light for A LOT of hours with no real corals to speak of. Not sure if you made changes to the photoperiod yet, if not I would. Also add corals like monti caps and even toadstools. Easy stuff

If your skimmer skims I’d stay with it. Your nutrients aren’t that bad. Other ways to deal with them for sure.

Also not a fan of relying on a ph probe staying calibrated

Rock scape looks cool, but is going to be hard to get flow through it unless you have pumps on the back wall looks like

Possible to run no return heater in tank with in tank circulation?