euphyllia

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I realized I hadn't started build thread for my newest tank build, a 14 gallon Innovative Marine peninsula all-in-one. Details: Tank DOB: May 14, 2016 Equipment and such: Tank: IM fusion 14 peninsula Return: stock pump Lighting: Orbit Marine Heater: cobalt 75 w neo-therm Backlighting...

I did my research and found that with the placement in my tank from the surface and the PAR readings of my light (Current USA orbit marine), the frogspawn would receive anywhere from 80-100 PAR. Is there anyone who has tried this (or any other euphyllia corals) with the same light setup?

I have been monitoring my alk every day (mostly) for the past 2 weeks and have seen some interesting trends to which I cant figure out the cause. Tank is a 180 gallon 6x2x2 mixed reef. Three live rock pillars, sea floor special sand (1-2") Fish are: -Dejardini Tang -Blonde Naso Tang -Yellow...

I have a Branching Splatter Frogspawn that is releasing full heads while at the same time budding 20+ "babies" along its entire 6" skeleton. It has dropped 6 full heads over the last 3 weeks, each in under 24 hours. The released heads even open up somewhat for the next couple days until my pet...

I am stuck at a roadblock, for the life of me I cannot figure out why I cannot keep euphyllia Corals and such alive? I have lost some acans, acros and now my candy cane is not looking good. They tend to deflate, shrivel down and eventually die, yet I have some Aussie lavender acan, Echinata...

Water Chemistry Question: When water evaporates our tank, salt remains, that's why the higher concentration of salt and less water, hence the SG rise. Does this happen with Ca, Alk & Mg when water evaporates? Do these elements stay in the water? Normally we pour some water in to bring the SG...

Most recent FTS: Tank: 48x18x24 90g reef ready with plumbing modded into a herbie overflow Lighting: Kessil ap700 on mounting arms at max height, 40% intensity peak Sump: Eshopps r-200 Return pump: mag drive 7 Powerheads: 2 koralia 3rd gen 2400 on all the time Skimmer: reef octopus 152-s...