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I still think an HRV still is the best option, you're not the only one breathing in all that stale air all day.

I don't know what's worse, the fact that they think they can get $380 or that they can't spell plumbed.

Thanks for providing it to the club!

That dust I heard is really nasty, glad you're being safe

We went over a lot of these points in the last thread and at the BOD meeting, however this is meant to be club equipment which is why the club paid for and distributed the blocks. We choose the Polyp Lab ones because they don't degrade like lots of brands do and can be continually shared like a...

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We have seeded Polyp Lab blocks to share within the club for starting new tanks or adding additional biodiversity to existing tanks. We're using DBTC to track lineage and people receiving blocks from donors should clean out used blocks to return to them afterwards for continued sharing. I just...

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I wouldn't go too high since you might get precipitation depending on your salt mix. Just keep it at nsw levels and be patient. Put a fan on the tank if you want it to go faster.

Classic coral

That pavona is getting huge too!

@Turkeysammich if you do this let me know if you need hands

If you have no corals, set your blades to like 1-2% white and nothing else, you're just having them on to look at fish. Otherwise you're growing algae. You'll need to introduce some healthy biomedia since the hypo may have killed off a lot of beneficial things like microcrustaceans or other...

I've used it for years too. Note that you're going to want a really airtight container for the MgCl since it's hygroscopic.

There should be different thickness spacers for whatever glass thickness you have

Yeah you can run the cords along the rim of the tank and it's a lot cleaner, plus it functions as a drip loop to protect the driver. I know you have cats too Michael and probably better to get the cables out of reach!