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Well, speaking of being expensive…:).

Well, did you see what is all included? Auto testers, dosing, controller including power plugs. If it works it is a really good price. It is to me what Reefi did with the lights. Question will be is it ok to be invested with expensive equipment into such a small company.

Thanks for the link! Just for clarification - I never said it was made by Fauna. Also, It is from Taiwan, not China. But you might still be correct that is 'made' in China. That, I do not know.

I am getting more and more interested in this company. They seem to be able to develop good quality products at a reasonable price. Everything I heard from folks who use the AquaWiz is positive, except maybe the noise it makes when it tests. Their new line is now a Hydros competitor, which...

I have been dosing both tanks but not daily, and mostly the frag tank. I always feel corals do better in the frag tank and attribute this to coral wow, since the rest is similar. Unfortunately, there is a recommendation to not dose this if your nutrients are above 20 nitrate and or 0.2 mg/L...

Making money vs losing money from being in the hobby is a nice twist.

Great venue too. I believe it is now my favorite swap venue.

Probably not a great place to ask this question, but how much PAR and flow do you all give this one? Mine grew quite nicely since I got a frag from @ReyDeFarts, but I never know what it actually likes best FYI - It fell off the rock into the sand a few weeks ago and did not have a place to...

This name was actually no joke :). Someone who knows a ton about corals suggested that. But I think it does not quite look like mine.

Montipora confusa

The saga continues…. But folks, I have already printed this on the fancy label Casey recommended, so it is a monitpora spongodos right now, but still happy to entertain the discussion :)

This is currently a team of one, but I like this disruptor position haha :)

Agreed - I was more brainstorming about what could cause low CA more broadly, not specifically to a particular system.

So in conclusion, snails cannot crash your calcium level. More like a lesson to validate test kit results with a secondary test kit if reperformance of the test does not bring up a different result. i believe most of the times reperforming the test by re-reading the instructions solves most...

Wow, I thought this was clear cut :). I will bring a larger frag of this and needed the name. Thank you for all who weighed in :).

Also WWC coral calls this a montipora. Update: The website link name itself has it as an anacropora. Was this is recent change in the classification maybe? Still open to different views or clarifying my misunderstanding. https://worldwidecorals.com/products/wwc-slimeball-anacropora-coral

What is it then? P.S.: The picture @PizzaOven shared is from Biota. I was hoping they know the coral names, but these days, these things are not certain. The coral does look very close as in the picture.

It does indeed look very much like on this picture. Thank you!

I could not conclude on the type of coral based on some of the pictures I have seen. I thought it was a Bali Green slimer but they look different.

Yes, I have been looking at them previously but the good ones seem to sell out quickly.