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There is no calibration fluid right? Calibration is just with water?

Anyone use this before? It's the cheapest refractometer I can find. Salinity Refractometer with ATC for Aquarium Tank

+1 on frozen. There are tons to choose from. Mysis, brine (although this shouldn't be a staple food- lack of nutrition), Rod's, emerald entree, marine cuisine, even the seafood in the local Asian supermarket.

LA. They used to have it at 30 but changed it to 70. I'm guessing that maybe that it is an older book.

It's very rare that people go slow in this hobby. Glad that you're researching and taking things slow. The tank has come a long way!

I think he was saying that they closed after he put the salt directly in the tank.

You should mix the salt into the RO in a different container outside of the tank next time. Many salt brands recommend a 24 hour mixing period before you pour the new salt water in the tank. All that salt probably burned the corals. Wait a few days and hopefully they will open back up for you.

Nerite murderer.

Do you have a pic?

More like the xenia will choke it out

raw- there are no cooked shrimp in the ocean

What? I'm talking about the zoanthid.

I've only seen pictures of frags with 5 polyps or less. Does anyone have a picture with at least 20 polyps and both a macro shot and a normal distance picture?

Could you maybe sell/give some of your fish away? That way you can get yourself a goby. Ideally it would be 3 small fish in a 29 gallon (possibly 4, but that would be pushing it).

OK then. In regards to shelf life, what about for coral rx or lugols? How long can they be kept after they're opened?

Or how about completely covering it with epoxy? "burying" it sort of. I just don't want to spend money on a big bottle (I can't find any single shot aiptasia x) for one single aiptasia.

Then couldn't I just seal the mouth with super glue or epoxy?

Not really sure if this is the correct forum...But as the title says, I have aiptasia. I have been fortunate as to not encounter the many pests that other reefers often face. But today I have found a single aiptasia in in my refugium. I don't want to use the chemicals such as aiptasia x or...

Well there are mistakes that happen, at least they are going to ship out a totally new one. Hopefully everything will be fixed. Good luck!

That looks like a christmas favia. Search it up, and if that's what it is, a healthy color would be green and red.