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When tommy was at my house and saw my big, beautiful, thriving SPS tank - first thing he says is "how long have you had that cyano?"

That’s interesting in my tank it is the opposite - sand and crushed coral absolutely separates over time into very distinct sand zones and coral zones. So I guess maybe it depends on flow.

In all seriousness, I did not realize people did so much rock scrubbing. Are you all really doing this much manual algae removal? Even with a nice auto brush, this seems very tedious.

10/10 oh my god lol

Yeah yeah yeah but how red is the Bill Murray!?!?

You want to actually submit this to BARcode as a formal DBTC item: https://barcode.bareefers.org/bc/ Just select “add new item” then adjust the number of frags you have available!

I'd prefer to have a 60" fixture, but T5 hybrid fixtures are pretty hard to find. And you know what they say ....rung what ya brung. It actually seems pretty OK, the chunk of tank on the left that isn't under the T5s is where most of the LPS and less demanding SPS is anyway.

They look great, what problem are you having?

Really loving these T5s. I'm seeing PE on my Rich's Beefy Blue Stag - have NEVER seen PE on this coral before. Things seem pretty happy in general and I'm actually digging the whiter, bathed-in-light look during peak hours. Tank is now 2.5 years old:

I think BTAs will grow in the back of a toilet if you leave the lid off. Anemones are just so random in my experience - don't stare too long into the void.

Walt Disney of course, and I second the vote for Goldenrod Anacropora - a very striking yellow under the right conditions. Beach bum monti is also very yellow although I wouldn't recommend any encrusting corals :)

That looks a lot more like a garf bonsai than a tri-color something, to me. Anyway this is the best I've seen your SPS looking probably ever, whatever you got going in this tank is working! Looking great. I see a ton of very defined shadows - maybe an opportunity for more light spread as these...

Updated the first post w/ confirmed committee members - 8 so far w/ Thomas as tiebreaker. This should be enough, but I'll leave committee entries open for another couple days just in case. Reminder that submissions are OPEN even before we finalize the...

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It's that time again! I have two asks of our members: Please start submitting Ultra corals for committee voting at the google sheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IjnYqyp4FT09SaDfYQG2wClmlJbXP-EqNPgjItzyGfo/edit?gid=1205773903#gid=1205773903 Let me know if you'd like to...

I will get with @dangalang and fire up a new ultra committee tomorrow!

My Triton results also tend to read high PO4, although I know that these values change in transit so I haven't really put much stock in nutrient results from ICP, and just trust the Hannah. That's interesting though. I sent an ATI+Triton test off at the same time once also, and recall similar...

Of course, I just choose not to worship at any one specific church that's in the business of selling me things ;)

I’ve got an FM ICP sitting around you can have. I think I won it in the photo contest. You gotta send me a prepaid label to ship it to you, though! Triton - takes 4 days usually. I’ve got no reason not to trust the results, at least as far as any ICP can really be “trusted.” They are consistent...