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I had a similar issue in my 125 and I concluded marine velvet as it spread very fast Sent from my SM-N900V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I use vinager soak for mine and then soak in a solution to balance the ph after they are clean

I did, I measured the base shelf it will sit on and just enough room for 18 1/4 to fit before the oak frame on the front so it will just barely fit. Test fit last night and like a glove. Now to remember to have in the stand before addding the tank else it will take an army to get the stand...

After Some careful measuring I was able to determine the 40B will fit and picked one up last night. thank you all for the suggestions

A 55 will fit and the skimmer will be hob to the sump. there is enough room for the length. a 40B is to deep for the internal space of the stand I will have to hit the tape measure up and see. trying to decide before the dollar/gallon sale is done

Currently Planning out my 125G Build. I am going to add a sump and I Have a 29 Gallon tank now that I was going to convert to the sump. However I am looking at that might be a bit small for a turf scrubber skimmer and any hopes of refugium in such a small space. I was thinking I might be better...

Working the tank came to a stand still with the release of my project at work nearing have to get back to it soon to finish it up

it was cycled for 5 months and was going great. 3 year old found a way to get to the tank, boxes on top of her chair and dumped in a bottle of water conditioner and everything shot up as the bacteria died off from the rock and all the algae died off from the tank back wall. This all happened in...

Well it's been a week later and the culling is now over only 2 fish remain a one spot foxface and a orange spot had to put then in another tank to save them but they polluted that tank as well lots of inverts did not make it

What lights did you go with?

Well the bad news my 3 year old thought she would help with the fish and so far the losses are the butterfly and the powder blue tang after changing out over 60 gallons for the qt i think we have the levels in check and won't lose any more fish. still not sure what she put in the tank but wow...

Well we got a few new additions for qt a heniocus and a powder blue tang

Well lucky me my odd decided to go all saltwater so now hopefully they will start carrying some more variety than chromis and clowns and the odd tang

Yeah i will love this once i get it set up . Right now i am resealing the tank and discovered it was built in 1989 using 1/2" glass so no center braces. I have seen this tank full with no bowing of the glass.

Well this weekend we got a few new additions to our 30 Gallon that will be the refugium when we move to the 125. Got a Blue Tuxedo Urchin and a pair of Black and White Clowns also got a new T5 fixture to be used on the refugium but provides better lighting for the 30 in the mean time. I do...

Now for a new Skimmer any one use the Coralife Super Skimmer-Needle Wheel-220 Gallon I was looking at adding this to my 125 when i get it setup to help keep the water clear. also looking at a new RO unit any prefered units i was looking at a 5 stage unit to help with the minerals in te water...

Well i started to think of my stock list for fish Here are my current Fish in QT Diamond Goby Flame Angel Pygmy Cherub Angel One Spot Foxface Fish that are possible Hippo tang Yellow Tang Naso Tang Sailfin Tang Achilles or Powder Blue or Powder Brown Tang (Love thier shape in the water)...

I have now aquired a 125 that was a fresh tank now to start a build to make it a reef. going to take it slow as i build it out and build most items myself. First order of business is to clean the tank and build an oak stand. Canopy will be built once i get the lights.