Ezy's 75 gallon mixed reef

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Hey Ezy here. I'm new to the club, but not to the hobby. I haven't had a running tank in aleast 5 years, but just finished dr tims one and only fishless cycle on my 75 gallon about 2 months ago and my reef is on its way. Here are some pictures.

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Hey Ezy here. I'm new to the club, but not to the hobby. I haven't had a running tank in aleast 5 years, but just finished dr tims one and only fishless cycle on my 75 gallon about 2 months ago and my reef is on its way. Here are some pictures.

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Hey Ezy here. I'm new to the club, but not to the hobby. I haven't had a running tank in aleast 5 years, but just finished dr tims one and only fishless cycle on my 75 gallon about 2 months ago and my reef is on its way. Here are some pictures.

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Welcome! Glad you joined. As you get your nitrates and phosphates under control in your new tank, that hair algae should naturally become more controlled. What I use in the meantime is this little scrubber - during water changes I take rocks out, scrub with flexible scrubber, rinse with water that was getting thrown out anyhow, and put the rock (minus algae) back in tank. Superglue holds the scrub brush bristles into a bit of spare tubing that forms a nice handle.
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Have you considered starting your build thread? I found its a great place to document my tank's evolution for myself. I started tank first then joined, so I'm still finding myself going back collecting pictures & updating historically as well as current state. Once you create your first post in your thread under Forum > Member Aquariums and link it to your account, they will give you build badge (look left, under my ID)

This might help you find people local to you in Leeds:
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/global-local-reef-club-discussion.634/
This is a good reference book type online article I still review:
https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.84/
 
off to a running start.. but sure you know its slow and steady at

Welcome! Glad you joined. As you get your nitrates and phosphates under control in your new tank, that hair algae should naturally become more controlled. What I use in the meantime is this little scrubber - during water changes I take rocks out, scrub with flexible scrubber, rinse with water that was getting thrown out anyhow, and put the rock (minus algae) back in tank. Superglue holds the scrub brush bristles into a bit of spare tubing that forms a nice handle.
algae scrub tools.JPG



Have you considered starting your build thread? I found its a great place to document my tank's evolution for myself. I started tank first then joined, so I'm still finding myself going back collecting pictures & updating historically as well as current state. Once you create your first post in your thread under Forum > Member Aquariums and link it to your account, they will give you build badge (look left, under my ID)

This might help you find people local to you in Leeds:
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/global-local-reef-club-discussion.634/
This is a good reference book type online article I still review:
https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.84/
My hair algae has been receding for a month now. Already went through the ugly stage with diatoms. I have 1 lawnmower taking care of the algea. I always ride it out and the algea will eventually go away. Thanks for your input
 
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