There's something fishy about this build...

Did you also write a review or was it just a silent star?

I’m all about the passion and drama.


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Beautiful! I was going to comment on the impossible-to-clean square skimmer lid, but I wasn’t sure if it was this or a different model.

Is this the one with that square collection cup? I could be misremembering
 
Beautiful! I was going to comment on the impossible-to-clean square skimmer lid, but I wasn’t sure if it was this or a different model.

Is this the one with that square collection cup? I could be misremembering
Nah
It’s circular, but a pain to remove the cup to clean.
 
Nah
It’s circular, but a paint to remove the cup to clean.
Yeah. I remember I told you to tug it out HARD. You almost broke the dang thing to open the lid. Imagine opening a closed paint can with your bare hands…that’s this skimmer.
 
I'm watching Shark Week and being invited to do coffee reviews.
 
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Nah
It’s circular, but a pain to remove the cup to clean.
Yeah. I remember I told you to tug it out HARD. You almost broke the dang thing to open the lid. Imagine opening a closed paint can with your bare hands…that’s this skimmer.
A little molykote 111 would solve this problem.. even a reef octopus can be tight, a little lubrication goes a long way...
 
Ooh.

You should have espressos…with extra frothy milk.

I know a really cool person who’d be down for that…






@JoJosReef
I said coffee reviews, not chocolate milk reviews silly!
 
So I’ve noticed my orange shoulder tang has been scratching on the bottom for a few months. It was very mild.

Last week, however, I noticed him breathing much heavier and scratching more.

I dosed PraziPro to my reef tank. The scratching appears to have stopped. The fish also seems calmer.

I will have to repeat the dose after a week. I’m actually going to treat for 3 consecutive weeks to ensure I have the best chance of eradicating these flukes.
 
So I’ve noticed my orange shoulder tang has been scratching on the bottom for a few months. It was very mild.

Last week, however, I noticed him breathing much heavier and scratching more.

I dosed PraziPro to my reef tank. The scratching appears to have stopped. The fish also seems calmer.

I will have to repeat the dose after a week. I’m actually going to treat for 3 consecutive weeks to ensure I have the best chance of eradicating these flukes.
I had flukes too. I think it was one of the major reasons behind why my eel tank hasn’t done well. They’re a pain, much worse in sharks and rays though.
 
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WHEN REEFING GETS TOUGH, WHAT KEEPS YOU MOST INVESTED?

  • My livestock depends on me, so I keep showing up for them

    Votes: 16 53.3%
  • I look for small signs that things are improving

    Votes: 3 10.0%
  • I want to figure out what’s going wrong

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • I remind myself that rough stretches will pass...just keep reefing

    Votes: 6 20.0%
  • I lean on other reefers for advice or encouragement

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I simplify, step back from tinkering, and give the tank time

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • Honestly, sometimes I wonder if I want to keep going

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • Other (Post in the comments)

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