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Great pics Don! Everything is looking spot on!
Thank you Jay!
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Great pics Don! Everything is looking spot on!
Don, when your finished, want to come do mine??
What type of coral in pics #3 & #5?
Photo dump.
I have one almost IdenticalTwin headed monster needs attention!
What type of coral in pics #3 & #5?
Love your tank. I've been following your Mars Aqua escapades. I'm still in the process of setting up my first tank and after kicking around the idea of custom DIY LED fixtures decided to take a chance on either MA boxes or go SB Reef and add some 395's, maybe replace the 3500k with 6500k.
I understand you're running 3 MA boxes, given the change would you prefer a single fixture that spans the tank or would multiple smaller fixtures provide better coverage?
I do believe at some point there will be a fixture, possibly a diode screen, like a TV, that will cover a tank completely.
Don,
When the Philip's Coral Care came out. I showed it to Angelia.
Well,
It was a no go, reminded her of the ole mh domes that we used to push.
She said:
When they get that thing down to the thickness of a flat screen, we'll talk.
Never made it to the States anyways... ;Joyful
#r2r4lifeThank you! Definitely didn't learn what I know overnight. Years and years.....still learning to this day!
I will say that Reef2reef is a very special place for all of us to learn and grow. The best community of reefers on the planet! I learn from them everyday!
Oh my... beautiful.
Someone was feeling a little aggressive this weekend!!!Okay, killed 6, yes 6 aptasia nems! And 4 majano anemones! Smoked them with good old kalk paste with pumps off for 45 mins. ;Dead
You know what they say, if you see one, there more somewhere. True.
Established systems, if they get in there, will always have one or two lurking in the shadows. Fortunately for me, I'm always hunting and looking close, very close to kill them. Everyday!
You don't always have to be "hands" in the tank, but you should always look at your tank closely each day.
Now, sand! I feel like adding some sand! Sand ho!
Someone was feeling a little aggressive this weekend!!!
I let my peppermint shrimp handle the pests for me. They do a great job in the DT now but I can't get them out of the overflow so I know my tank will never been clean of them.
Any wisdom to share on how you rinse your sand? I tried and did a less then stellar job.