I'm bored, let's see your reefs.

Zac K

Community Member
View Badges
Joined
Mar 27, 2018
Messages
28
Reaction score
10
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
My little nano. First tank of any kind, 8 months or so in. :)

IMG_20180402_183236.jpg
 

H2Ocorals

Community Member
View Badges
Joined
Mar 17, 2018
Messages
35
Reaction score
10
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
Nice! mine is only 40 gallons but I have recently come into trouble with my zanthids browning but all my other corals are fine
 

Shad Quill

Active Member
View Badges
Joined
Nov 8, 2017
Messages
229
Reaction score
157
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
Nice! mine is only 40 gallons but I have recently come into trouble with my zanthids browning but all my other corals are fine
I've heard that zoas like a measurable amount of phosphate. Maybe start there...
 
U

User1

Guest
View Badges
20180416_141010.jpg
Almost ready to join the party. Just moved my 40 breeder into the 210 gallon that finished cycling back in early March. Both left and right side or edges of the tank have less light but I have some lighting to still move that should address most of it. My guess is that will be just a lower light area anyway due to the height of the wall which means I have a place to put lower intensity light required stuff there. Unfortunately I had 4 extremely large hammers but trying to move them without breaking was not an easy task. In fact almost made me want to throw them all out...

There are 7 rose bubble tips in there (split over the years much to my dismay) - I hope they spread out. Not many fish honestly. Pair of pajama cardinals, coral beauty, azure damsel, lawnmower blenny, and 4 lyretail anthias. Everyone is hiding more or less. Lt. Tang may be ordered this week - not sure yet if that is what I want to start with or Kole. Next I'll try and find a few quick growing soft and sps frags and let it fill in the remainder of the year. Then I will make a push for some additional fish.
 

Ento-Reefer

Well-Known Member
View Badges
Joined
Nov 30, 2017
Messages
771
Reaction score
930
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
My 60 gallon cube just finished cycling.. im waiting on the chiller to be shipped, temp won't budge from 82. Can't wait to start picking out the stock!
d822422e204c218fcb66bcc313910f67.jpg
4dcd3e868e3f1917b5d7bb818d90854e.jpg
8917bfb5bfa8f4a7f8cfc2a430e3706b.jpg
19e73c6b3e6f4aa8c21ea4b6e8cb1d9a.jpg

Wow, all that equipment is for the 60g cube?? Your sump area looks bigger than what I have for my 180g lol.. A couple of fans would probably bring your temp down below 80 very easily. Have tried that before spending on the chiller? I admire your organization and attention to detail!!
 
Last edited:

Shad Quill

Active Member
View Badges
Joined
Nov 8, 2017
Messages
229
Reaction score
157
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
Wow, all that equipment is for the 60g cube?? Your sump area looks bigger than what I have for my 180g lol.. A couple of fans would probably bring your temp down below 80 very easily. Have tried that before spending on the chiller? I admire your organization and attention to detail!!
I did. And could only bring it down to 81 degrees. I'd hate to see it in the summer...lol. I blame it 50 percent on the pump and 50 percent on the fact that my DT is completely sealed with the acrylic lids on. I have 5 kids and 3 cats and had the cube built so nothing could find it's way in.
 

Algae invading algae: Have you had unwanted algae in your good macroalgae?

  • I regularly have unwanted algae in my macroalgae.

    Votes: 45 35.4%
  • I occasionally have unwanted algae in my macroalgae.

    Votes: 28 22.0%
  • I rarely have unwanted algae in my macroalgae.

    Votes: 9 7.1%
  • I never have unwanted algae in my macroalgae.

    Votes: 10 7.9%
  • I don’t have macroalgae.

    Votes: 31 24.4%
  • Other.

    Votes: 4 3.1%
Back
Top