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I agree with with adding quality carbon, you will notice a difference overnight somewhat. I would first check your nitrate levels to see if anything has died (ie. sponges etc.)

Keep the feeding to a minimum. Doing large water changes will keep the system from stabilizing. You want to build up your beneficial bacteria so your system can take care of itself. Do small frequent pwc's over a period of time and test to see if the levels are dropping.

In the tank, feed kalk slowly to the mouth and let it implode. youtube will show how to nuke them.

Can't tell pix too small. It may be a macroalgae with diatoms attached to it.

brown diatoms usually associated with the cycling process.

It's aiptasia. Nuke it with kalk or joes juice... If it comes staight back it is a anenome. Although they are both anenomes.

Add carbon in a high flow area. It should help

wrong post, sorry

Yeh, I'm a member of Reef Central, Wamas and Smmas down in So. Md. I like to support all these forums.

Greetings, I found this site by accident when looking up reef stuff. I like having a forum where many members are local so we can swap and trade and all those good things.

Great app. It will help to keep me occupied when on the road.