I have a thriving moorish idol living with 5 very aggressive tangs and an ultra aggressive queen angel. All been together quite awhile. With all kinds of coral and a maxima clam. Many things in the above statement are said to be impossible by some very well known people in this hobby.
Not sure how this is related to what I said unless you believe they are credentials.
And it works because I have decades of experience on how everything was set up. All with basically no water changes and perfect water chemistry according to icp.
And yet those decades of experience you are here asking for help with pH.
Hard to keep acropora all thriving. And that picture I posted is over a year old as there are many more corals that are much larger. So don’t worry about my ph testers being unreliable, it’s irrelevant. I have more than enough real world experience failures and success with what I’m talking about to comment on why Paul has things wrong. And I believe what he says has a large impact on beginners failing and more importantly killing live animals that were stolen from their homes to die in somebody’s living room after less than a week. It is not V for Vendetta.
You are focusing on the word "wrong" yet have nothing to back it up that isn't anecdotal. Maybe what you mean to say is that you "disagree" with him. State that. He can't be wrong because he has a display that he likes that works for him. You can scream all you want like Girtie meeting ET for the first time but it isn't going to change anything. Also you missed the fact he clearly states his design shouldn't be for new hobbyist. Oh - and let us not get into a QT debate because a lot of hobbyist kill fish by doing it wrong. I'm of the opinion don't do it if you suck at it so buy from a vetted vendor or observe and isolate but again another debate.
Glad you have all those nice animals in your care but still believe the hostility towards a fellow hobbyist is uncalled for.