There's something fishy about this build...

LOOK AT THAT BELLY !!
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So glad it’s doing well!
 
Today was the last snorkeling. Tomorrow is a Bee Farm tour and Coffee Plantation. Friday is a Cacao farm tour and hang out in Kona until the plane leaves.

We stayed pretty shallow - maybe 5' at the deepest. The octopus was cool to watch though!
Bee Farm pronounced Ape E air E.
 
So. Serious questions. For those with non glass lidded tanks is what are your daily top off amounts. Also I noticed some droplets appear on the pipe and drip into my sump. Not sure if it’s a minor leak or condensation? No salt creep so it must be condensation right?
 
250 gal open top ,open sump ,2 gals per day.350 same open top /sump 3 gal a day... ;)
 
So. Serious questions. For those with non glass lidded tanks is what are your daily top off amounts. Also I noticed some droplets appear on the pipe and drip into my sump. Not sure if it’s a minor leak or condensation? No salt creep so it must be condensation right?
Fall tonWinter 1 gallon. Spring to summer almost 2 gallons.

I'd wipe clean and look to make sure. A miner leak shows itself well. Also, yes. Salt creep happens around those lil leaks. Happened around my sump tubes.
 
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He will make the lid to the exact measurements you specify

I measured the size I needed and he made it exact. I have a bit of rubbing causing friction when I open the hinged lid. I forgot to subtract 1/16 or 1/8 of an inch. It’s literally exactly the size of the indentation on my frame. My fault. Nothing a dremel can’t fix in a few seconds but learn from my mistake and subtract a tiny bit or ask him to
 
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Anyone know what’s wrong with my SPS? I thought it was a bacterial infection? It’s now hit my forestfire Monti and took out a whole arm today. It’s like a pinkish brown slime that spreads really fast?
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Anyone know what’s wrong with my SPS? I thought it was a bacterial infection? It’s now hit my forestfire Monti and took out a whole arm today. It’s like a pinkish brown slime that spreads really fast?
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Can you crank the whites up a little more and post a new pic?
 
My parameters have been pretty good except magnesium which I’m slowly raising. This is the third colony it’s hit. All have been in my tank for a couple years and previously fine. Go from full and healthy to completely dead in days.

I blasted off the slime a couple hours ago.
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Also I fragged the last two corals and only one small piece of my playing monti survived.
 
My parameters have been pretty good except magnesium which I’m slowly raising. This is the third colony it’s hit. All have been in my tank for a couple years and previously fine. Go from full and healthy to completely dead in days.

I blasted off the slime a couple hours ago.
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Also I fragged the last two corals and only one small piece of my playing monti survived.
For the slime, if you see it eating on more coral. Stop all wayer flow and syphon off everything into a bucket or something. I never recommend peroxide for sps. Iodine might help. Fragging a quarter inch below necrosis might save the colony. You might need to ask about meds with other sps growers.


Usually this stuffs acts way too fast.
 
I also wouldn’t use h2o2 on sps.

Looking at the pic the center of the colony appears also to be affected

From parameters the only thing that jumps out Is phosphate and nitrates are high, but not alarmingly. Mg is low but I know you’re working on it.

Has temp been stable?
 

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