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I also ran airline from my skimmer outside bringing in fresh air. Keeps my ph at 8.2

Thanks. Check out my sump I went big on everything.

Less glass cleaning is a plus. Has to be the hardest part for me. My water changes are easy to do. My water gets pumped up from my container in the basement.

I have a pair of skkylight tablets that keep breaking. I'm pretty pissed off about it. But when they are working my tank does great. Gonna try out the strips they have. So if anybody has any suggestions please let me know

Yes I think I'll keep my skimmer on as well. Tank looks good. What kind of light are you using? Here's a few pics of my tank I'm always moving the rock I can't help myself every time I get something new. Hehehe

Philadelphia. Sounds like you have a nice setup. Send me a pic if you don't mind. Do you still have a skimmer? I heard of people taking there skimmers out and replacing them with one of these scrubbers

Thanks redwolf I'm doing some homework now. What size do you think I'll need for a 75 gallon reef?

I think we are talking about 2 different scrubbers. Watch the video. I been thinking about building one myself.

I want to hear people's opinion on algae scrubbers. Here's a DIY DIY Upflow Algae Scrubber - YouTube

Tuff crowd. I got nothing from this app. But asked the guy at the hydroponic store he said RODI water is better to use

Great app

Anybody know if it's better to use RODI water for a hydroponic garden?

Yes it was a late night love Friday nights

Sorry one more thing how do you mix your salt? Me I have water stored in my basement in a brute trash can. I take out 10 gallons of water in 2 buckets. Then I bring them upstairs to warm up to room temp then mix my salt in wait a few hours then drop a heater in to get my temp exactly 78 degrees...

Thanks macscal

Anybody have any input on Refsea pro reef salt? Testing low levels when I mix it :(

Anybody test there salt? Anybody use Redsea pro reef salt? I've noticed the levels in my bucket are low.

Ok so the moonlight are to bright? It was 4 one watt LEDs across a 75 gallon

Ok been a few days now with around 6 hours dark. Is there a reason for the darkness? Is it for the fish or the corals?

Wow thanks. Bottom line is it needs to be dark. I'm gonna do 6 hours of dark

12 hours of complete darkness?

Lights on for 8 hours dusk and dawn hour before and after four 3 watt LEDs. 14 hours for moon light four 1 watt LEDs. Should it be completely dark?

Ok that's what I was told to use by my live fish store guy. But thanks I'll try that for sure.

Thanks. I've done that with distilled water. I'm gonna try to bring it down some. Just to see how things react.

I looked in my book as far back as a year and refract meter and a skimmer was the only thing I have changed. And everything was looking good. But noticed things getting worse. Few months after I bought them two items