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#WORLDWIDECORALS @WWC-BOT do you have the Hydros Sole in the store? I never see it on your site?

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R I'm in agreement with the other two posters above, but I'll add a couple thoughts that I hope will help: It's easier for them to establish dominance if one if quite a bit bigger than the other. If one is just a CM larger, they may both still be fighting to...

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Welcome to Reef2Reef! Thanks for joining! #WelcometoR2R

Welcome to Reef2Reef #WelcometoR2R Nothing to worry about at all, this is common with Dr. Tim's bacteria. It can take a couple two or three weeks to see the ammonia going down, despite what it says on the bottle. Honestly, I'd add a little more ammonia, you usually want the concentration...

Hey there. I made a video about this very thing for @Ziggy17 not too long ago, so here you go. Give this a try and see what you think: We should also enlist the rest of the #reefsquad to see if they have any suggestions.

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R If these rocks were in a running tank, and are now dried out, they will likely have a ton of old, dead organics in them. Your plan to 'dark cycle' the rocks is a fine plan, but with that much organic matter, I think you're looking at quite a long time before...

#WelcometoR2R Looking forward to seeing your tanks. 🪸🐚🪸

Looks like it's breathing rapidly, this could be a sign of gill flukes. Could you repost the videos using the whitest lights you have, turning all your blues off for clarity? If possible, could you first upload the video to YouTube and then link that back here? That way, all R2R members will be...

Nitrite is non toxic marine systems. As long as the the rock doesn't have a lot of organic matter you shouldn't any significant changes. There should be no cycle. #WelcometoR2R 🪸🐚🪸

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R As Subsea mentioned above, please post some clear pics of the fish in distress using the brightest white lights you have, turn down all your blues for clarity. Then, we can ask Jay and the rest of the R2R fish medic team for an assessment, diagnosis, and...

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Treatment would depend on what exactly is wrong with your fish. If you're feeding live foods they can sometimes bring in a parasite. Bump for the #fishmedic team.

I don't know, that might be some proprietary connector. Let's see if @BeanAnimal can help with this. Or if anyone on the R2R #reefsquad might know.

I believe this has been answered, and since it has nothing to do with reefing, I suggest the #ModSquad close this thread to further commenting.

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R Are you asking for a coral farm, or for a plant nursery?

@EnterName gave great advice above, but I'll add... Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R Best of luck!

Torches can be finicky sometimes. If I remember correctly, @Rocks reef is knowledgeable with these corals. The R2R #reefsquad may be of further help. Good luck!

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R Good luck with your build!

Sure you can add another blade. Consider upgrading the return pump and see if that helps. There are a number of smaller nano and pico waver makers available. I like and use Hygger or IM. #WelcometoR2R 🪸🐚🪸

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R I think your choices come down to: Drill the tank for an overflow (if possible, if the glass is not tempered) and run a sump. Use a quality HOB overflow (Eshopps) and run a sump. Use a canister filter; I would suggest loading it with rock rubble. Use a...

Welcome to Reef2Reef! #WelcometoR2R I'm with the other replies who say the whole "bigger is better" is way overrated. Yes, a larger volume of water remains more stable because when something changes it takes longer to affect the larger volume of water. In a smaller tank, things can go south...

Yes, this is a carp, or Koi fish. In Japanese Koi = carp, and is pronounced like 'Koe EEE' if anyone cares to know 🙃 These are usually very hardy fish, but the mark to me looks like possible Urenema, if it's not just an injury of some sort. Is it on just the one side? #fishmedic who's good...

I’m still new to leathers but do you run carbon? Could it be chemical warfare? #reefsquad

With the exception of the Hammer which will be fine mid way all the other corals can go lower in the tank. The Viperspectra are 165 watts and do a fine job of growing all the corals you listed. HTH. #WelcometoR2R 🪸🐚🪸