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Pukani is the least dense of the rocks sold by BRS. According to BRS's website, it is also the most porous. Nice rocks you've got there btw.

I think I got the calcium reactor from you right? Looks like your tank is going to be fantastic! Can I visit? haha

Nice tank (: Will be looking out for more updates (:

There are two types of birds of paradise birdsnest circulating around now. First, the ORA Birds of paradise birdsnest. This supposed to have round tips. Second, the more common "birds of paradise" birdsnest. This one is probably Seriatopora hystrix and has spiky tips. I've got the latter if you want.

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Selling the following (same piece, from two different angles) for 30 bucks. I'm not too sure how many heads are there. Hard to be precise because they are all tightly packed together. Apologies for the lousy photos. PM if interested.

The white things look like pineapple sponge

I would think that if it is a cantilever balcony, then perhaps it is safer to stick to the ratings or close to it. Usually these have lower load ratings.

Durso will not be super quiet. Consider Herbie or Bean animal if you want a really silent overflow.

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Selling this torch coral (brown with very slightly pink tips). 2 heads with one almost fully splitting (would be 3 heads once it fully splits). Collection at west. PM if interested. $15.

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Eagle eyes reserved.

Super cute!

Selling the following. Collection at west. PM if interested. Crocea clam for $40 Eagle Eye for $10 Tequila sunrise at $30 Purple death at $25. (For clarity's sake, green + orange eagle eyes on the left are not included) Priority goes to the person who takes all or the most.

Looking forward to see this tank up! Sure damn nice!

Usually, from sump.

UV when used properly will kill everything that goes through it. But your tank would have a lot of beneficial bacteria clinging onto the rocks already so killing beneficial bacteria with UV shouldn't be an issue. Anyway, with UV, you're only targeting the free swimming state of ich.

Carbon before the DI filter removes chlorine so that the DI resin won't be damaged by the chlorine. By adding anti-chlorine, chlorine will be removed so the DI resin won't be damaged. However, anti-chlorine typically uses an ionic salt (sodium thiosulphate). So adding anti-chlorine would increase the TDS and would exhaust the DI resin faster than if carbon were used. So only if the damage caused to the DI resin is negligible as compared to the additional salts added in the form of anti-chlorine, would I think that running the DI resin without anti-chlorine would be better. Otherwise, maybe adding anti-chlorine is better than running without anti-chlorine and carbon.

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If you're asking how to remove ich completely, then apart from copper/ chloroquine phosphate (which would kill all your corals), the only other alternative is to remove all fish and let the tank fallow. If you're asking how to control the ich to a manageable state, you can try UV or simply stock fishes which are less vulnerable to ich (mandarins) or just keep more inverts. You could also try medicated food. Dr G's line of medicated caviar. But not all fish will eat it though.

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2nd hand I guess

Hi guys, looking for the following zeovit things: Zeobak (must be refrigerated) Zeostart Zeofood Kindly drop me a PM. Thanks.