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Tell me more about your data/visualization ideas!

Oh its definitely a bristle/fire worm. They are harmless to corals but lots of people get stung by them when moving rocks around, and certainly being an ugly worm does not help to make them a beloved animal, but they're fine in your tank (i.e. they don't eat corals or fish). So they're cool right?

Great light, works when plugged in. Comes with the fixture and "ballast" module. $100 P/U near Union Square NYC

Nice tank! What sort of automation system are you building? Are you using grafana for monitoring?

Photo for those who asked. Everything needs to be picked up near Union Square. The rock is still alive, tons of pods.

Radion is sold. Tank/stand/return and live rock/sand for $125.

Definitely a low K light (below 7k). I think some of the chaeto lights are actually red-heavy.

C-Vue 26g All In One AIO Tank with built in overflow w/ return/pump/spray-bar, black stand. No scratches, tank is used but in great shape and works fine. Some light salt creep on the stand but a cleaning will get it shiny - $200 Ecotech Radion 3rd Gen and arm-mounting bracket for tank - $100...

Nice build!

Absolutely, too much light can kill corals. Both intensity and photoperiod.

Yes it looks like a berghia but hard to tell.

Post the FTS please.

Cool! Of course you can post your social links, as long as it's not a store/shop.

I don't know why you would acclimate with fresh made water, it's just adding a second stressing event IMO. You want to get the coral used to your tank levels, not some "ideal" fresh-made level. If you are talking about a freshwater dip (i.e. no salt), that sort of depends on what pests you are...

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