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That's really cool I never knew they existed can you get some photos for me if possible

That's very interesting... I guess you're right things vary dramatically! I'm gonna do some more hands on testing on this subject! Thank you for the info. You never stop learning in this hobby, I love it!

It can be done on chalices but the dip should last no longer then 1-2 minutes in a solution of 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 20 parts water... Chalices are very sensitive to it but I assure you I've done it plenty of times! The only corals ive personally dealt with that absolutely cannot tolerate...

What do they eat when there are no more aptasia

Go for the i7 processor! It will keep your computer up to date for much longer! Don't forget technology is upgrading everyday and is seems like soon i5 processors won't be so hot for tomorrow's challenges

A solution too strong can do that.... It's better to use like a 1part hydrogen peroxide to 10 parts water solution. Dipping too long can kill corals but 5-10 minute dips is no problem. It's just enough to kill pests and algae

It will kill coraline if you dip for too long but for the most part coraline algae seems to hold up very well

I've sat down with Justin credible from reefgen and we had a discussion about hydrogen peroxide for well over an hour. Hydrogen peroxide should only be used as a dip for specific corals with the exclusion of sps from what I'm told... I would really recommend not using it to dose a tank at all. I...

I can pick it up on Friday if you still have it

I'm interested! Is the unit fully functional?

Be very careful with hydrogen peroxide in the tanks system because it is very harmful to all inverts such as Copepods, mysis shrimp, snails,hermit crabs, ect... It is also fatal to any sps causing them to bleach with just the smallest amount... Dipping rocks to kill algae is ok but it should be...

fluval salt is great i used the fluval salt on my nano reef and my corals responded to it great i think its amazing... i dissolved right away its just as good or may better then the red sea salt ive been using