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Also this does not help the potential issue of the chloramines shortening the like of the ro membrane. Which is the reason for why this topic got brought up.

is it at 100 percent? Because if it isn't turn in up higher and lift the light off the water. You will get more even spread.

I understand that but in real world experience how long is everyone's membrane lasting? I know I just changed mine after 3.5 years for the first time. Granted I have very soft water.

Just curious, what is the concern if after the DI the Chloramines are gone? Is it that it reduces the filter life of the RO membrane?

Still why have 2 systems? Why not just one system? One membrane going to your drinking water. The other going to your RO/DI reservoir.

The better option is just to put 2 membranes on one system in parallel or in series. In parallel it will double the waste water. In series will reduce the waste water. Waste water from the first goes into the second membrane.

Let me know when you are ready for some sps. I can frag a bunch of stuff for you.

I also have a large colony grown from a frag. This seems like a hardy coral in my tank.

You guys are all just spoiled. Back in the day you had to upload it to a hosting site and copy over the url link.

Or ASD, whatever ASD is.

It just never crossed my mind to skimp on glue.

Are you guys talking about icgel? That is what I use.

You can't just call if that if you don't actually know what it is though. There are many coral that look like this.

Caveat, I forgot to mention, I also wear gloves whenever I put my hands into my tank.

Not the type of doctor you are probably talking about, but I would say yes. You should wear gloves.

Not so much, its more brown unless you run a lot of blues.

Looking great! What kind of lighting?

I have 48" t5s over a 60" tank as well.

Pink lemonade acro is definitely yellow with pink polyps. Fox flame has very yellow tips.

Show your wife your purchases. I bet the habit calms down quick.