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Oops, salinity is a typo sorry. Should be 1.023. It went up .001 in 24 hours. The nitrate and nitrite are not showing up on the tests. Amonia is at .1

please help? night before last i did a 10 gallon water change in my 29 gallon tank because the ph was below 8 and alk was 3.5. After the water change the levels appeared fine. Tonight the ph is down to below 8. The alk is high as is the salinity at 1.03. My yellow star polyps look green and...

yesterday i went to walmart and tried 10 gallons of the RO water they supply. After the water change the levels tested perfect. The polyps are opening up, not as much as they were but more than the past few days. The salt level was way to high before the change. I have a thermomiter/hytro...

My friend game me his tank he's had set up for 2 years. Durring the move we took all the water out except an inch or two in the bottom, putting the coral in 5 gallon buckets with the old reef water. When i set the tank back up i used the old water but did a 5 gallon water change for a 29g...

Ok-Ok, I'll leave them alone! I can't thank everyone one enough for the advice. I wish you all the best with your Reef goals. I've only been on here a few days but every time i read a post i learn so much. You guys are helping so many by simply talking about what you enjoy doing. I am grateful!

That is what i'm learning. Would you happen to know a safe way to remove them? Can i use a new tooth brush and siphon them out next time i do a water change?

here's a pink one i noticed today. This looks more like a sponge i would think right? so the ones that look like golf balls, webbing on rock and slime are all sponges?

If it's a sponge can i brush it off with a tooth brush or is there a better way to get rid of it? i don't mind if it's under a rock but the stuff that looks like slime on top needs to be removed. I ask because i don't want it to spread like aiptasia

The tank is 2 years old as are all the LR in it. My buddy gave it to me one month ago after letting it go for a year. He said "you clean it and it's yours" ... I've attached 2 more images of things others can not seem to identify. :bowdown:

I tried to get better photos. The rock is covered with purple coraline but you can't see it because of the white film covering it ... any ideas as to what this is would be very helpful.

might be ... what would be a name to identify this type of sponge? I've spent a long time online trying to find what this is. I found where someone was describing what a bristleworm bed looks like ... it sounded like the same thing i have but there were no photos. There are one or two holes...

I know this photo isn't the best but can someone tell me what this is. So far no one has any clue ... it's kind of scaring me. This stuff is on 2 rocks in my tank. I also have several white mounts forming under the rocks that look like half a golf ball.