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Ok so what was it again I needed to test for later to make sure corals are happy?
It depends, if you are doing mostly soft corals you don’t need to worry about calcium or magnesium yet. Test ph, alk , phosphate and nitrate. You’ll want to keep your nitrate about 10-15 ond phosphate about .05-.1
 
It depends, if you are doing mostly soft corals you don’t need to worry about calcium or magnesium yet. Test ph, alk , phosphate and nitrate. You’ll want to keep your nitrate about 10-15 ond phosphate about .05-.1
Got it! For now just soft corals but later on I might try the others.
 
Thanks you guys for sorting out my confused brain. For now I ordered salifert ph and nitrate and a bottle of Dr.Tims as an extra precaution.. As well as one of those ammonia alert things just for peace of mind as well.
 
Thanks you guys for sorting out my confused brain. For now I ordered salifert ph and nitrate and a bottle of Dr.Tims as an extra precaution.. As well as one of those ammonia alert things just for peace of mind as well.
Sounds like a good plan. :)
We are always here to help you and excited to see your new tank.
 
The rock didn't really work with a PVC frame. Removed 30% of the rock to make it work. A new scape with existing coral sucks. Takeaway is prepare up front for maximum growth of fish and coral. Expect some @ in the tank to try and bulldoze the structure.
 
You guys are awesome and I will probably drive you nuts with pictures...
We are nuts anyway don't think pictures will hurt us in that regard. ;) :upside-down-face:
 
Did anyone buy anything from the TSA Super Bowl sale?
I’m maxed out in my tank. So I’m not even looking. If anyone wants to start a Gofundme page so I can upgrade it would be appreciated!
 

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