225 Display 75 Sump Store Tank

Parameters are coming back in check slowly but surely. Going to a single 35 gallon water change weekly and going to keep that schedule.

Fish are happy it seems they have always eaten (probably to much). Had a little 10 day battle with Ich in the tank. The nasty tank herpes that pops up for me from time to time.

Treated the tank twice a day with Polyp Lab Reef Safe Medic and was feeding nori each day. Along with slowing the pump down on my UV Sterilizer. Going to keep the treatment up for a few more day and watch the Hippo and Purple that were the only two that showed signs.
 

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