Jorsh
Community Member
I want to introduce myself, i´m Jorsh and i am 31 years old.
Not much to say, just starting my tank after a lot of problems and mistakes, sometimes my fault, sometimes ignorance, but i am here with so much energy hehe. i want to apologize my poor english cause my language is another one.
My reef consist of a 90 gallons with a Skimmer ATB 1050a, Vertex Reactor carbon and GFO, MP40, Tunze 6055 nanostream, Eheim Compact 3000 and some pumps in the sump to flow the water, 66 lbs of Fiji Rock in the sump and 33 lbs in the aquascaping, an Ati Fixture Powermodule 8x54 Watts with ati bulbs, Apex Controller and ATO, to maintan calicium i add three part solution in a Profilux doser (4 head, one more to potassium)
I decided to start with frags, the reason is that not exist major compliment that show your colonies grown from a frag, and a reef grown step by step around a few years. Not my ideology start with a lot of colonys, a reef is a part of your life not a moment!
lane:
So lets show the pics
i will shot photos every month to look the grown coral's patterns
Not much to say, just starting my tank after a lot of problems and mistakes, sometimes my fault, sometimes ignorance, but i am here with so much energy hehe. i want to apologize my poor english cause my language is another one.
My reef consist of a 90 gallons with a Skimmer ATB 1050a, Vertex Reactor carbon and GFO, MP40, Tunze 6055 nanostream, Eheim Compact 3000 and some pumps in the sump to flow the water, 66 lbs of Fiji Rock in the sump and 33 lbs in the aquascaping, an Ati Fixture Powermodule 8x54 Watts with ati bulbs, Apex Controller and ATO, to maintan calicium i add three part solution in a Profilux doser (4 head, one more to potassium)
I decided to start with frags, the reason is that not exist major compliment that show your colonies grown from a frag, and a reef grown step by step around a few years. Not my ideology start with a lot of colonys, a reef is a part of your life not a moment!
lane:So lets show the pics
i will shot photos every month to look the grown coral's patterns
