Flippers reef 125 gallon

I thought you were using a electric wand thing?

I am on the smaller spots. It does work pretty well. The upper part of the right rock collum is covered and just may be easier to remove the rock and replace it than zap all of them.
 
I am on the smaller spots. It does work pretty well. The upper part of the right rock collum is covered and just may be easier to remove the rock and replace it than zap all of them.
oh, Ok. I see.
 
Update.

Tanks doing very good. Going to sell some chaeto off tomorrow as I finally got some quart zip lock bags to sell some in.

Been relaxing today with our new girl in the house. 6 week old Remi. Milo loves her! (We do too!)
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Update.

Tanks doing very good. Going to sell some chaeto off tomorrow as I finally got some quart zip lock bags to sell some in.

Been relaxing today with our new girl in the house. 6 week old Remi. Milo loves her! (We do too!)
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So pretty... ur ok too. :D
 

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