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Is it considered "calcareous"?

Wow those are some really healthy looking corals! I like both scapes as well!

You can also try cutting back on the lights

Nice! What kind of algae clip do you use? All the suction cup ones I use keep falling off.

And also try cutting back your lighting for a couple hours a day.

Bump. Anyone?

Also test strips aren't accurate. You should get the liquid kinds instead. Although the liquid ones are more expensive, they are MUCH more accurate.

How big are your water changes? And if you really want to use plants for nitrates reduction, mangroves would probably be the worst bet, as they grow very slow. The best plants would be chaeto or caulerpa in my opinion.

yep

Pistol shouldn't really bother anything unless it's hungry. However I hardly ever see mine since it's always hiding in it's burrow.

WHAT??? HOLDING OUT ON US FOR A YEAR??? looks great!

Awesome. Any secrets to your success?

Did you grow all your corals from frags?

Thanks a lot.

Awesome. I might try one out. But I've been reading that the life spans aren't so great. Thoughts on this?

How long have you had them? Only 2 powerheads? Are you able to get flow all throughout the tank?

Love your rockwork, btw what kind of powerheads do you have?

Wow...you got yourself a really good deal!

Do not get crushed coral. It makes maintenance much harder. Trash and junk will get stuck in there, making it become a nitrate factory. Don't get live sand because it's a waste of money. Who knows how long it's been in a bag? IMO the best bet is to get a bag of regular dry sand. It will...

I believe I read that they appear when there are extra nutrients in the water.