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So I did the lime juice on the aiptasia and that sucker was pissed. The other coral I thought was aiptasia is actually a tiny Kenya tree. It is growing where I used to have one at. Also did the treatment of flatworm exit. One note when they say dont underestimate the amount of flatworms in your tank take your best estimate and multiply it by 100. I thought ok there will be a lot even after suctioning as many as I can. Within 5 minutes of watching the tank after putting the drops in I saw FW coming out of everywhere even places I swore I just suctioned and blasted with a turkey baster. One coral was almost completely covered with them. Then all the sudden it started to snow FW. There had to be a few hundred, it was ridiculous. So I have about a 1.5lb bag of carbon in the tank to filter out all of the toxins and what not. Plan on doing a WC tomorrow. Not sure if this killed them all since I saw so many but we will see.
Alk seems a little low to me. Most people run it at around 9. But a lot run more. I'm trying to stay close to natural seawater so I'm trying to stick around 6.5-8.
Metal halide n t5 are proven workhorses. I still like led though. Running 2 400w mh with a chiller + a/c to keep the house cool = ouch. Too bad LEDs for a tank like that is too pricey. 2-3k.
All of the LR on the bottom and mid are a deep purple. I found out my placement of one of the SPS won't solve the lighting problem just moved it. So screw it I will def go with MH/T5 on the 150G
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