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I love that you get to enjoy your hobby time with your kids!
I'm sure it's good for the kids to see their parents getting into something and having fun!
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I love that you get to enjoy your hobby time with your kids!
Thanks for taking an interest in my other side!And to my son's success.LOL!Beautiful systems! Very interested in seeing your planted systems as well if that is allowed here. ;-) (I'm sure your son will do a great job!)
Thanks for enjoying my thread.I wish the angels would eat me too.Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoyed this thread. Beautiful tank! Hope the angel eats, it’s a gorgeous fish!
Some of the multibar angels nip to at the LPS.I plan to move the coral to a separate tank if it eats coral.It's okay for now, though.Does the multi bar angel nip at the corals? What are your parameters, specifically phosphate, and nitrate? Thx
Thanks for the interest! I'll write more about it when I get back from my business trip!X2
I was also wondering how you manage No3 and Po4.
Fantastic build!!!
It's great that people are interested in it! That's what it's all about, joining R2R!Thank you!Well Takaki you most certainly have everybody’s interest up on your system
You can’t blame them,, it’s a beautiful setup, much luck brother
Thank you! I'm a real beginner! Seawater. I've had a freshwater aquarium for a long time.Then in January of this year, I started a saltwater coral tank, which has been a dream of mine for a long time.I think it's a really great hobby.Did I read you're a beginner?! If you're a beginner then I must be a pre-neo-beginner. I can only hope to achieve what you have done in my dreams! Totally awesome!!
These guys are very finicky eaters, maybe one of the worst fish to get to eat. Best bet is to try masstick
There's definitely a rich biota and unexpected surprises to be had in live rock!The colors and arrangements are very beautiful. I am more a fan of live rock, straight from the ocean, and all the extras and surprises with that method...... but yours... is like a live painting.... BEAUTIFUL!!
Thanks for the compliment, I'm sure triple flow overflow pipes are hard to find in the US, but good luck with that.First of all, beautiful tanks!!!! Wow, I love the aesthetic. And you're making me "homesick" for Japan. It's been 5 years since my last visit.
The overflow is really a space saving model, I like it very much. May have to see if I can find one to install on a system. I don't need one, but it looks like a good idea!
Great choice on the multibar angel. This is a species I'd really like to add to my reef. I think it will do very well in there with lots of space and rock. My biggest concern is QT. They do not do well in QT and I really don't want to put one in my system without QT. Dilemma!
Isn't Ishigaki Island and Miyako Island amazing!I am proud of the fact that we have wonderful coral reefs in Japan, and I want to pass them on to our children's generation.I lived in Japan for a while, many years ago and had the chance to go to those southern islands in Japan, especially around Ishigakijima and Miyakojima. It was breathtaking. I can't wait to go back.
[/QUOTE]Your tanks are beautiful. Very nicely designed!
I'm also intrigued by this overflow design. It looks like a lot of water would drain from the upper tank if the return pump stops running?
I chose polycarbonate for the lid.I chose polycarbonate, which is less likely to warp if it is acrylic.What did you make the lid out of?
Thank you. Your Japanese is amazing! Indeed, my reef tank may be heavily influenced by the Nature Aquarium.I've been doing it for a long time.Takaki-san!!! Arigato Gozaimasu for sharing your tanks!!!!!! I love the nature aquarium approach to your reef tank. On a side note, I was stationed at the transmitter site in Totsuka for 3 years, (Beigun Kaigun Tsushintai-desu), and loved being in Japan.
When I got into reef aquariums, real, live rock was the only option. The fad of "cooking" the rock, so it is bare, white rock was still 15 years away. It was so exciting to turn on a red light and look at the tank late at night. There was life we didnt know existed.There's definitely a rich biota and unexpected surprises to be had in live rock!
But I'm still a beginner, so I feared uninvited guests.
I was fluent in Japanese due to no one off the base speaking English. Plus, it got me a better reception by the people and I enjoyed surprising people. Gambade-masu on you reefing and Welcome to Reef2Reef!!Thank you. Your Japanese is amazing! Indeed, my reef tank may be heavily influenced by the Nature Aquarium.I've been doing it for a long time.
I only know a few dirty words in Japanese, some things my girlfriend said during private time lolI was fluent in Japanese due to no one off the base speaking English. Plus, it got me a better reception by the people and I enjoyed surprising people. Gambade-masu on you reefing and Welcome to Reef2Reef!!