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There are only a few things in the hobby that will get worse with water changes. It's always my first step when playing Sherlock on a stressed coral. I concur that you should double check your salinity measuring method. This is been a source of frustration more times than I want to admit...

Realisticly, hydrogen peroxide is probably the safest and efficient dip for most things I can think of. Your still not going to kill eggs but it will kill inverts, not likely to kill coral and even kills algae.

Github copilot is a useful gpt tool if you're a novice like me.

It's a great idea to research the things we use outside of their intended function. It's a really bad idea to use chatgpt for research. I use it on an almost daily basis and it hallucinate all the damn time. It's a lying sack of crap for anything serious. It's a great tool for outlining...

Grafana is a great piece of software to display info collected from an apex or ReefPi sensors. Not compatible with older (32bit) ipads though.

Apparently they eat Spirorbis worms

Looks like Vayssierea

I have an infestation of these orange slugs. They are less than 1/4 inch long and I have found a dozen of them today. This one is caught on some kind of mucus filament attached to the urchin spine.

I recommended the jebao pumps because they are daily low profile, a wide water current and they have a low flow rate on minimum setting, less than an mp10 and this gives you more control of your flow. I have two of them on a 32g biocube at max power so they should be great in a 7g

For $20 ea (wyze og cam) I should have done this a long time ago.

I suggest a jebao slw pump, the smallest they have. This is the same style as the Nero pumps.

Yes. I have seen wall octospawn. I can't say that I have ever seen a wall frogspawn

Any signs of a bacterial bloom? That will tank the dissolved O2 levels also

I agree, that sounds like O2 depravation.

I have some. Brought two pieces to the swap that were being shaded by itself.

Off topic https://courtneyaviation.com/2023/09/16/columbia-airport-celebrates-90-years-of-operation/