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Hahahaha. Sfb pulled that off by the skin of his teeth. There was at least 50 entries and they all battled it out. ..........

It's easy. Don't worry about it.

Nice tank btw.

What type of coral is that mtn. Dew looking one?

Possibly lower the power heads to 2/3rd tank height. Face them angled towards surface. Your rock work is very low in the tank, it may not work as well as the idea in my head.

You have plenty of flow. If your phosphates are in check I would look into red slime stain remover. It works flawlessly. No w/c and keep everything on. The protein skimmer goes nuts but I took the cup off and left it run. No issues with corals, fish, or inverts. I have a huge hydno that did...

I am honestly not worried about the lights. What is your flow like? How many and what kind. Cyanobacteria is not an algae it is a bacteria. How old is this tank? From the picture it looks like a fairly recent set up. There are options out there that work and I'll try to help.

You are right. 1 year limited warranty.

Cali tort or bonsai?

Looks like it will be nice.

The light is only 1 output. It shouldn't be any different than the next except they do have different values of kelvin. Did you check the power supply? Try switching them around and see if you have the same results. I had to send one of my 360's in because it would over heat. All covered by...

I can honestly tell you that I don't know the last time I tested nitrates or phoshates. I really don't care what they read, in fact they are just pointless numbers that are argued in this hobby. You should see the variance in the hobby, just check out some videos from macna regarding phoshates...

I have heard mexican hermits eat the cyano. In my tank, they don't bother with it. It seems to come in spikes. Try some more flow and look for the phosphate source.

Yes, the nitrates. I did a w/c everyday with Rodi and changed filters out too, I could never get below 20ppm. It's the lid, the all in 1 ' s can't breathe. The co2 builds up in the system and drips back down from the lid into the tank lowering the ph. For the nitrates, I can't explain. I had...

I had a Biocube 14. It was a pain in the ass with the lid on it. I had their protein skimmer that was a pain too. I pulled out some skimmate, but was always needing to adjust the bubble line. With the lid off and the kessil, there will be no need for the cooler. I have yet to run one on my...

+1.

I would do the 360we, it's the newest. I run the 360w's. Check out my tank if you want. You could also look at the new 160we. I'm not sure on the light coverage on the 160 though. With the 360, you will only need 1. It covers 24x24x24 inch area.

Is your tank reef ready? Do you have some pictures you could link up?

Any light is good. All has pros and cons to them. I would suggest keeping lids off of any saltwater system. The co2 exchange is far better with no lid.

Looks good. Pretty sweet, please keep us posted.