Reboot Standard 125. Nothing special here.

Dang man, so sorry to hear that. Glad you are back in the saddle though, those last pics were incredible! I bet you have it whipped back in to shape in no time
 
Dang man, so sorry to hear that. Glad you are back in the saddle though, those last pics were incredible! I bet you have it whipped back in to shape in no time
Thanks so much, Red Beard! I'm happy to be back as well. One day at a time.
 
I'm sorry for loss brother! Any updates on the tank?
Thanks for the condolences. It was hard, still is hard.

The only updates are: I have been gradually increasing the salinity over the past couple of weeks, and it’s now almost up to 35. I plan to do a series of 20% water changes daily for the next couple of weeks or so, depending on how busy I get with work. After that, I hope to have all the parameters where I want them, and then I will replace large quantities of rock to remove the pieces that have nuisance algae on them.

If parameters remain stable over the following month or two, and no nuisance algae breaks out, I will then start placing frags.

Taking it slow.
 
Thanks for the condolences. It was hard, still is hard.

The only updates are: I have been gradually increasing the salinity over the past couple of weeks, and it’s now almost up to 35. I plan to do a series of 20% water changes daily for the next couple of weeks or so, depending on how busy I get with work. After that, I hope to have all the parameters where I want them, and then I will replace large quantities of rock to remove the pieces that have nuisance algae on them.

If parameters remain stable over the following month or two, and no nuisance algae breaks out, I will then start placing frags.

Taking it slow.
may i ask what corals and fish you have
 
may i ask what corals and fish you have
Right now?... Two GBTA, some fuzzy green Rhodactis, and that's it.😢
 

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