- Stand in front of the tank, and ensure hood is lowered
- Place hands on both back corners
- Pull slowly but firmly forward - the hinges will release
I will need to turn off the new pump for feeding and water changes (to avoid spray/splashing with low water line, and to prevent running the sump dry), but there's no switch or any easy way of doing this. Something to look into.
Livestock response:
- 2-tentacled Hair worm (Spionids Polychaete) - in the bottom middle, tentacles waving randomly
- Pulsing Xenia (Xeniid) - front left colony closed
- Blastomussa wellsi colony - retracted
- 1 green hairy mushrooms (Order Corallimorpharia) - closed up by front of tank
Performed 32oz fresh water replacement, to lower salinity: SG changed from 1.0265 to 1.0255.
New twice-weekly feeding schedule:
- 1 "feeder fish" by California All Natural Pet Foods
- 1 drop of LiquidLife's MarinePlankton (made with Cyclop-eeze)
- 1/2 cap-fulls of DT'S LIVE Marine Phytoplankton
- ~1/10th tsp DT's Natural Reef Diet (Oyster Eggs)
- Two pinches of Aquatrol Spirulina 20 flakes.
I didn't turn off the main pump, but feed the coarse food very slowly and it seemed to work out OK.
About 3 hrs later the livestock seems to have adjusted.
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