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no worries, I won't bother you further, bye

somehow this seems to be all about what you want, thats a little one sided don't you think? the tone on this site seems to be a little caustic towards peoples mistakes, and your battering of people isn't really helping, your a member not a staff so maybe try not commandeering threads and leave...

maybe there was a big difference between your tank and where it came from, just give it time to adjust

i wouldn't have known if ya di int say

a little edgy today little fish?

you can lead a horse to water, but look out for the hooves lol

yeah, I make no distinctions, mine can go in the people fridge

nice rock

James! thats quite the light!

wow! cut back on the brewskies! its a little too well shaped to be a tumor, guess you didn't do a necropsy? I never have the heart to

then don't make a mess lol

I call her Honey?

lol girls:bowdown:

when did you start the chemi pure?

if its this one, there are only 2 explanations, you have them set to operate differently or you have a pump/air issue

Hi Kyle and Welcome back! better luck this time and ask questions!

oops, run carbon and do water changes, with luck the malachite green won't dye your silicon blue, its very toxic stuff, really good in freshwater but marine tanks is very risky

not really, it will dissolve into the watercolumn but you arn't really regulating the dose, also any heavy metals like copper, or other impurities will be going in the tank instead of the sludge pile at the bottom of the container, I am also convinced it get attracted very quickly to heaters and...

should be just fine, only thing I would change is the bottom center brace, if you remove it and skin the bottom with plywood you can paint it and seal it with silicon, when the flood comes you may save a floor

just about nothing eats cyano, its pretty toxic to most critters