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  1. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    Just to clarify. What I am saying, is for the past few years, there have been a few hypotheses regarding the association of carbon with HLLE. One...
    Post by: m2434, May 7, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
  2. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    No, not really, that was their hypothosis, however, that was not found to be the case. In fact the authors said that they could not find any...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
  3. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    Again, yes correlation, not causation... Sorry, not sure what a dismissal comment is? You keep putting words into my mouth. I never said it...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
  4. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    I never said to dismiss, I said to "take with a grain of salt". There is a significant difference. If you want to argue with me, please do not...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
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    I do not trust my refractometer

    Yeah, it's good stuff and something like this should last you years for 9 bucks: Aquarium Testing Solution: American Marine Inc. 53.0 mS...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    RO water.

    I would trust this 1000x more than RO/DI water from a store or LFS. The stores and LFS tend not to change their filters nearly often enough and...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
  7. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    Of course, and I don't use too much. Also, I use a good protein skimmer. There are a few hypotheses floating around regarding why it may be an...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
  8. m2434
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    I do not trust my refractometer

    no, don't use just distilled water to calibrate. Calibrate with 35ppt calibration fluid. You can use both though, although I skip the water and...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
  9. m2434
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    So sad so many people leaving...

    If your happy with a fairly simple soft coral tank, there is no reason you need to spend tons of money. I think a lot of people start with the...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: General Reef Topics
  10. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    Yes, my 75 has essentially been running for 10years with a yellow tang. I actually do not maintain it anymore, I gave it to a relative to start my...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
  11. m2434
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    Carbon causing lateral line erosion

    It has been suspected for a long time that carbon can be involved in HLLE, but should be taken with a grain of salt. Certainly there should be...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Fish Diseases
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    coral limit

    The only thing I'd ass is when one coral dies, it can take others with it. If densely packed, one coral dying could cause a chain reaction that...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Coral
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    How cold can a saltwater aquarium get?

    I know this is an older post, so I'm not sure where things stand Hopefully things are worked out? The temp should not be an issue for days or so,...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: ASAP
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    What's your favorite rock bonding material?

    Good point, IMO no material is a great substitute for securely stacking the rocks. All materials in saltwater can degrade over time and best if used...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Diverdan's 80g Reef (Updated)

    Great looking tank diverdan :)
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    What's your favorite rock bonding material?

    I like zip-ties and epoxy. For me, acrylic rods didn't work well, I used macro rock and it was so porous drilling it just caused it to shatter....
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    ALK consumption

    There is a stoichiometric ratio between ca and carbonate. Alk is only a surrogate measure for bicarbonate however, as this is what we are interested...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    ALK consumption

    Magnesium consumption by corals is pretty nominal. There is slightly more consumption by coralline algae. Also, there can be abiotic...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Nitrates and biological media question

    Agree, bioballs can trap detritus which is a problem. Also, the bacteria, which converts ammonia and nitrite to nitrate work more efficiently on...
    Post by: m2434, May 6, 2011 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Easy algae turf scrubber in action

    Cool, and congrats on the success :thumb_up:. Thanks for sharing.
    Post by: m2434, May 5, 2011 in forum: Refugium
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