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Yep. Or maybe mine was cup? It was sold as grape back when I got my first piece from someone.

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I think that’s Acetabularia sp, Mermaids tea cup?
 
Cobalt MJ400 from the DT at 160gph and an Cobalt MJ-404 at 106gph.
I'm confused.... Are you saying that the water turnover rate in your 7 gallon (very nice) fuge is 38 times per hour? (160gph + 106 = 266gph / 7g = 38)
 
I'm confused.... Are you saying that the water turnover rate in your 7 gallon (very nice) fuge is 38 times per hour? (160gph + 106 = 266gph / 7g = 38)

Not quite. You can turn down the flowrate on those pumps so I dont know what the least rate would be. Ive turned them to the lowest possible flow.
 
My latest macroalgae set-up. Have at least a dozen different types of macroalgae in here.
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Check my build thread for all my macroalgae tanks. ;Cat
You should win an award ;Snaphappy o_O :p. I love the pride you take in your fuge
 
Not quite. You can turn down the flowrate on those pumps so I dont know what the least rate would be. Ive turned them to the lowest possible flow.
Okay, now I got you. I was wondering if one was going in, the other out, and then a drain for the difference but that didn't look right. I like it and may want to do something like it with my next tank. Thanks!
 
Okay, now I got you. I was wondering if one was going in, the other out, and then a drain for the difference but that didn't look right. I like it and may want to do something like it with my next tank. Thanks!

I have the powerhead inside the tank because the flow from the return wasn't enough.
 
So I finally decided to take some photos to post in this thread, this tank is newer so it is a bit bare.
I am soo inspired by the tanks in this thread!! ;Shamefullyembarrased

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Nice, i can't wait to see it grow out. Keep us posted
 
I just tested nitrates and phosphates. They are both at 0 despite dumping fish food in there
 
Let's bump this one back up! :cool:
 

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