Ok, updates been a little slow in coming. First few months of a new reef, you know... just waiting it out.
Tank got wet 11/10/19... so I'm 4 months in.
KZ system is awesome, now that I'm starting to really understand it... KZ badly needs to get a native English speaker to do a good startup howto. Their documentation is just bad.
So, dosing Zeobak, Zeofood, Zeostart, changing out the rocks every 6 weeks, running a passive bag of carbon... Ammonia and Nitrite stay undetectable. Nitrates stable at 7. Changing Zeofood and Zeostart dosages a bit can send that number down to zero, or up to 40... you can almost 'dial' your Nitrate levels at will. Phosphate is a bit more problematic. I'm running very stable at 0.11. I'd like that a little lower, but as I'm running pretty sparse on corals yet, I'm not going to do anything about it.
Trident/DOS/BRS 2pt, Calc/Alk/Mag are dead stable. Calc is a little high, just over 500, but that's where it likes to be... I'm dosing very little. 10% weekly changes with HWMarine Mix, it just seems to want to stay there. Got my LFS bringing in Tropic Marin salt for me, so I'll be switching, as I use up the Marine Mix I have.
I've got a nice Stylophora that a friend donated, doing very well. A few small frags of Acropora and Millipora that are at least holding their own. Montipora seems to be doing well... though I killed a couple with excessive light, before I did my PAR testing. The Elegance and Duncan corals that I picked up are doing quite well. Fish are all fat and happy... I'm starting to see coraline algae spots on the plastic substrate and worm tubes on the back glass.
So, what's wrong? Eh. I got a bit of cyano going on. Ordered some of KZ's Cyano stuff, but I'm not real worried about that. Figure it's just part of the uglies
And, what's new: SLASH club in St. Louis has a frag swap this weekend... I'll be there, hopefully, fill up some of this empty space

Four weeks later, Oklahoma has the Tornado Alley coral swap... I'll be there, as well, if the good Lord is willing
So, time to fill this sucker up