WaterWerks
Community Member
Some of you may be interested to see the results of my father-in-laws tank.
After about 7 months of rehab, it is doing great.
Parameters are all well with in line to finally keep some nice torches and frog spawns.
The Zoas I added are also growing extremely fast. Started off as 3-4 polyps and are currently growing off the glued in frags onto the near hair algae free rocks.
I have reached out for advice a few times but have used tons of posts from so many of you to further develop this tank into a true piece of art that me, my family and friends all enjoy once again.
I have used the same sump but made it work changing the second bio ball chamber into a little fuge and bio pellet station for some extra insurance against nitrate spike while we leave for week long trips and have care takers over feed.
Also added a much nicer skimmer that produces some of the best skim mate.
And yes Dory is still a live and well with nearly a full blue face again. She even enjoys the company of our “Heni” and the recently add baby shoulder tang.
naturally my phone camera doesn’t do the clear water justice and the nice pop of the very happy and fleshy corals.
After about 7 months of rehab, it is doing great.
Parameters are all well with in line to finally keep some nice torches and frog spawns.
The Zoas I added are also growing extremely fast. Started off as 3-4 polyps and are currently growing off the glued in frags onto the near hair algae free rocks.
I have reached out for advice a few times but have used tons of posts from so many of you to further develop this tank into a true piece of art that me, my family and friends all enjoy once again.
I have used the same sump but made it work changing the second bio ball chamber into a little fuge and bio pellet station for some extra insurance against nitrate spike while we leave for week long trips and have care takers over feed.
Also added a much nicer skimmer that produces some of the best skim mate.
And yes Dory is still a live and well with nearly a full blue face again. She even enjoys the company of our “Heni” and the recently add baby shoulder tang.
naturally my phone camera doesn’t do the clear water justice and the nice pop of the very happy and fleshy corals.
