It worked for me yesterday and this morning, but now I get the red x too

I have a camera, just havent taken pictures of the fish, and I posted that reply from work

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I am sure there are a lot of variables, but can any of you sps people out there give an idea on how long it takes for a coral to color up if its going to?

I had read in one of Julian Sprungs books that too much light was a common misdiagnosis of lack of trace elements. You may need to do a water change or add some thing back to the tank. Also if you havent been runing a skimmer, is there a film on the surface stoping light? Not saying it is, just some...

I really agree with those that Scott just posted. Only one I have to add is if your going to have an intank overflow, dont set the drain pipe to drain all the way to the bottom of the tank, because of the 24" waterfall in my aquarium is way to noisy.

Ok, Ill be there with cups and bowls

Ok, now that it is only a day away, what do you need me to bring?

Bump, I still have this and will bring to the meeting if anyone is interested in seeing it.

The problem with pensacola is there are too many people looking for the ultra items. They are normally gone before the normal person finds them. If you are not there when the shipment comes in you generally have no chance.

I will be there

I have 7.9 at night and 8.4 - 8.5 during the day with my reactor running. I think the only way to keep it to a .1 would be to either leave the lights on or off all the time

Aquaria, Aqua Works, or Waterworld are the better ones. All can be kinda hit or miss.

I see everything.

I have been using one for about 3 years now, the semi transparent kind. I just put 1" bulkheads in to feed my pumps.