date: details:
071115 Fa6d, C8d, i6d, W1g
071117 Fa6d, C8d
071118-071124 Fa[3x6]   C[3x8] W[1] i[6]
070825 added: 6lbs live rock, Seachem Purigen filter bag (100ml), chemipure filer bag (1/2 unit), 3 hermit crabs, 3 turbo snails. (2 dead?). Filtered sand (bad idea-too long to settle, everything was outside of tank and getting cold.) W2.5g over course of event.
070826 Bad test results. added W1.5, C18d, i6. removed one dead snail.
070829 One branch of Xenia looks dead. Removed other dead snail. Water results looking better. Ordered replacement pump (I think the one in there isn't strong enough.) and new fan for the one that buzzes.
071125-071201 Fa[1x6] Fp[2x.5] C[4x18] W[4] i[6]
071206 Added new pump to the tank. Water flow increased x2 or x3. Huge improvement in cleanliness. Made casette skimmer (detachable.)Coral looking good again.
071202-
071208
Fa[1x6] Fp[3x.5] C[7x18] W[1] i[0]
071208 Surviving Xenia: large ~21 arms, med 6 arms, small 4 arms
071213 Star Polyp mini frag ~ 3 branches.
071216 added rock with two mushrooms (Actinodiscus) on it -green/purple-red
071209-
071215
Fa[3x6] Fp[2x.5] C[2x18, 5x24] W[1] i[6]
071218 added yellow colony polyps (Zoanthid) to tank. Overnight amphipods cleaned off all algae on rock and removed the sickly pods. 14 healthy pods remain.
071216-
071222
Fa[3x6] Fp[4x.5] C[32,36,36, 3ml,3x2ml] W[1] i[0]
071226 amphipods decimated zoanthid population. Ate one or two a night, and then cleaned off the remianing pieces. Mostly worked at night.( I don't think this is what killed my earlier zoanthid populations, but I'm afraid to bring any new zoo's in.) The zoo's were healthy, and I didn't see anything else attacking them (nudi's etc.) remaining rock has three unidentified macro algae on it (possibly one is a stony coral--it retracts into a honey-comb pattern at night.) I am allowing these to grow so I can ID them.
Removed large portion of vermetid population, they were taking over.
071127 Replaced bulb. LONG overdue. Color is very different--much cleaner, much bluer. Tips of star polyps nearest light have been greening up and look greener under new light. Hoping they are will turn much greener. Large xenia had a new small hand. Medium had a new arm bud.
071223 - 071229 Fa[1x6+] Fp[2x.5tsp] C[3x2ml, 3x3ml] W[1] i[0]
080105 Clam appeared on top of water line overnight. Gone the next day. Xenias all have doubled their arm buds ober the week. New nubs grew next to each existing arm bud.
071230 - 080105 Fa[3x6] Fp[2x2.5ml] C[6x2.5ml, 1x3ml] W[1] i[0]
080111

Added new coral. current tank inhabitants:

soft corals:
Actinodiscus sp. (blue mushroom)
Briareum sp. (star polyp)
Capnella sp. (taro tree)
Capnella sp. (neon pinapple trea)
Heliopora coerulea (blue ridge coral)
Xenia sp. (pom pom)
sps:
one unidentified hitch-hiker
inverts:
3x Astraea snails
3x Clibanarius tricolor (blue legged hermit crabs)
Amphipods
Mysis shrimp
Vermetid snails
algae:
Galaxaura sp? (rugosa?) (red branching algae)
coralline algae, purple, green, red

080105-
080112
Fa[2x6] Fp[3x2.5ml] C[4x2.5ml, 3x3ml] W[1] i[6]
080113 cut down argonite blocks that Capnellas were attached to
080116 for several days this week, sps was closed. It was moved closer to pump flow and light, had reopened.
080112-
080119
Fa[3x6] Fp[2x2.5ml, 1x3ml] C[5x3ml, 1x6ml] W[1] i[0]
080811 replaced Seachem Purigen filter bag (100ml), chemipure filer bag (1/2 unit)
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
C-ESV B-Ionic Calcium Buff(d)
d-drops (1ml~12 drops)
Fa-Kent Marine Coral Accel(d)
Fp-DT's Phytoplankton(tsp/ml)
g-gallons
i-ESV-Potasium Iodide
tsp- (1tsp = 3ml)
_x-times weekly
W-water change(g)