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Tank is looking good in those pictures.

How’s your tank? NO3 & PO4?

While I don’t keep Palythoa’s this article is very informative. I also checked out your website, again very interesting. I signed up to read some of your newsletters, etc. Thank you.

No doubt your processes work for you.

Yes, kalk is all I use. I don’t test alkalinity nearly as often as I should. I’ve been dumping a bunch of vinegar in my kalk slurry to supersaturate. I may need to put the calcium reactor online soon, but I’d rather not if I don’t have to. Just more crap to maintain and more potential fail...

Looking fantastic, beauuuuuuutiful. Does kalk remain your sole alkalinity supplement?

Welcome. I look forward to hearing about your research articles.

Looks like a great start, and should be plenty of light.

Setup looks beauuutiful! I like your nem idea, and I hope it goes well. Very cool nems, unfortunately I’ve never kept one and have not seen one around.

That’s terrific!

How’s that nem?

That is looking perfect. I’ve found they love to put their foot deep into a rock. Great start.

You might consider turning your flow down for an hour or so until the nem settles. As far as feeding it, you could try after it has settled. Personally I wouldn’t worry about feeding until I see it settled and exhibiting a relaxed and comfortable behavior. Very exciting, we look forward to...

I have a sponge like material wrapped around my powerheads.

Yes, the powerhead can be a problem for anemones. However, I’ve found that if the nem is comfortably in the tank and finds a preferred rock with a good foothold spot they generally will not climb up the glass to toward the powerheads.

That sucks, I hate that surprise.

That’s a bummer, glws.

Very nice, place looks beautiful.

Thanks for the update.

Nice work, reef is looking good.