emmett0122
Reef enthusiast
i went looking and i cant fine a timer to to replace that one so a plug in timer would be your best bet
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@emmett0122 Thank you so much, that's a very good price. I can buy it and replace it. You're the best! ;)
They are still working and I'm hoping they will continue like that. The part that got wet was the timer only because of my silly mistake. I hope a new one will make my lighting system works again. :)That sucks. I did the same thing a while back but I had to get a new light.
did you get your new timer for your light?
It's doing good, the corals are happy, but it's in need of a water change. I'm still dealing with nitrates and some algae blooms, but the emerald crab is helping a lot and also my snails. After the water change I will post some pictures. I don't have new additions to show, at least not until I can control my nitrates again.Hey how's the tank doing?
Yes it is. :)He is well fed. I seethe corline is spreading around your rock too:thumbsup:
Thanks for the advice @AnthonyTheNewbie. I will keep it in mind. ;)Hair algae is something pretty much every tank goes through at some point. If you can, bump your Magnesium levels up to about 1800-2000. Do it slowly each day till you achieve the levels I just said and the hair algae should bleach away and die very quickly. Then you can stop dosing Mag and your problem should be solved. Glad to hear everything else is going well, keep up the good work :)
yea ask smitty what happens to snails if the mag gets to highNo problem, just remember to get a Mag testing kit, and follow the directions. Small dosing won't hurt it much, but if you raise it too much it can have some adverse effects :p