Drukkosz upgrade - something little different

drukkosz · Oct 26, 2023

New addition, I really like the Fluval 13g tank. I drilled it and will connect it to my excising system.

drukkosz · Oct 26, 2023

The tank will be hosting a pygmy red rooster waspfish

Also it will be a mushroom display. took 24 pieces of rock to build this little display

drukkosz · Nov 9, 2023

After a long fight with algae replacing sand twice the little fluval/ shroom tank is ready. I am not good at taking pictures :(

The fluval is connected to my excising system - 150g display and 125g predatory/frag tank

drukkosz · Nov 17, 2023

Fu Manchu

drukkosz · Dec 14, 2023

Current view of the reef

drukkosz · Dec 14, 2023

Enjoy a Pair of Pygmy Red Rooster Waspfish eating diner :)

drukkosz · Dec 20, 2023

Lion fish are awesome!

drukkosz · Feb 14, 2025

10pm at the torch island | Drukkosz Aquaculture

10pm at the torch island

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Tahoe61 · Feb 14, 2025

This thread deserves a lot more LOVE. Great to see something done differently.

drukkosz · Feb 14, 2025

Tahoe61 said:
This thread deserves a lot more LOVE. Great to see something done differently.

Really Appreciate it. I need to post and update it more. Lots of changes and additions happen. Happy Reefing.

drukkosz · May 30, 2025

Let's Talk About Fish Food!

Let's Talk About Fish Food! I believe fish nutrition is crucial. We've heard countless stories of fish nipping corals, which often happens when their diet lacks essential nutrients. Limited diets of only pellets, Mysis, or brine shrimp can lead to coral-eating behavior. After years of reefing...

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drukkosz · May 30, 2025

Few corals we have been growing :)

drukkosz · Jun 13, 2025

Having a well-established tank can make adding fish quite challenging. We had some acrylic available and decided to build a divider. After a few years of use, we are happy to say that it has been a complete game changer. We added multiple fish, including tangs, and experienced zero casualties due to fish aggression. The divider also provides safety for new additions, and feeding them has become a breeze.