Lasses Dream Build

[Lasse]

Swing around 7.95 to 8.3

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I dose Core7 3a+b between 20:00 to 12:00 - that´s the reasons for the spikes in the curve between 20 and 12

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Victoria M]

HaPpY BiRtHdAy! Thank you for sharing that amazing trip with us, and your Swedish perspective. :)

 

[Lasse]

New compare - still the "slender" style

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Some other pictures

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Sincerely Lasse

 

[Lasse]

My montiporas grow a lot, especially the red. The other day i notice that one of my clams did not unfolded its mantel in a normal way. Just that part was below my montipora and I decided to take away a part in order to let the light go down to my clam.

The result - tja...........

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However - note the thickness of the coral - nearly 10 mm. And the clam get light and the mantel looks normal again

A FTS

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Some other pictures

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Sincerely Lasse

 

[Lasse]

Hystrix continue to grow very good and @atoll - this time it did not affect the growth pattern at all - you know what I mean. 3 weeks with active oxidator.

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The whole colony

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Clams

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Sincerely Lasse

 

[atoll]

Hystrix continue to grow very good and @atoll - this time it did not affect the growth pattern at all - you know what I mean. 3 weeks with active oxidator.

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The whole colony

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Clams

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Sincerely Lasse

In which case another reason for it. Glad you ruled out the Oxydator as being the possible culprit.

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Hystrix continue to grow very good and @atoll - this time it did not affect the growth pattern at all - you know what I mean. 3 weeks with active oxidator.

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The whole colony

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Clams

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Sincerely Lasse

Looking fabulous!

 

[Tristren]

Hystrix continue to grow very good and @atoll - this time it did not affect the growth pattern at all - you know what I mean. 3 weeks with active oxidator.

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The whole colony

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Clams

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Sincerely Lasse

All looking amazing as always.

 

[Lasse]

Thank you all

For the moment I start an experiment with my skimmer. It should only run at pH over 8.25 and below 8.15. I also disconnect the skimmer cup - the skimate will return to the return section.

Sincerely Lasse

 

[taricha]

For the moment I start an experiment with my skimmer. It should only run at pH over 8.25 and below 8.15. I also disconnect the skimmer cup - the skimate will return to the return section.

what's the motivation? Are there things in the water you think you may want to keep more of?

 

[Lasse]

For the moment I´m low in both PO4 and NO3 I read 0.09 in phosphate but last two times I compare with Triton tests - my Hanna show between 0.06 and 0.08 to much. Will do a new Triton test next week. I want to keep bacteria, organic matter and amino acids in the water as much as possible. Food for filtrating animals among other things. I have a very dense population of corals, many LPS and softies. I have a small reversed refuge. The biomass of corals is rather large and I´m afraid that the oxygen demand during the DT:s dark hours will deplete the oxygen level for me: I´m not sure that the small refuge will produce enough of oxygen during night. I can be wrong in this but - for the moment I´m not able to measure oxygen constantly and will not risk it to run completely without a skimmer. I´m also convinced that the photosynthetic process first will consume available CO2 before it starts to convert HCO3 and/or CO3 . In this moment i start the skimmer when pH i lower than 8.14 in pH. Why 8.14 - yes is rather close to the equilibrium point for a CO2 level in the air of 400 ppm. It means if the CO2 level in water will be higher than the equilibrium point let it be - you can degas it from the water with the skimmer. During light time - The photosynthesis consume CO2 and the skimmer will be off up to around 8.24. at this point - starting the skimmer means that you can inject new CO2 from the air into the water. CO2 that the photosynthesis can use.

Now we will see if it works

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Lasse]

A little about my clams.

All my clams have been around 4 - 5 cm in length when I got them. This picture shows three of them today. The one to the left - 2 years in my aquarium - 16 cm long and a height of 9 cm. In the middle - 3 years and x * x cm. The one to the right - 1 year and 7 * 3.5 cm.

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This picture below show my smallest and my third largest (3 years in my aquarium and x * x cm) . Just below the mantel you can see something very interesting. It is a white precipitate at the window. It was not there yesterday evening (I cleaned my windows last night) The mantel touch the glass in that position and - IMO - it is a calcification that have take place in lesser than 24 hours. I see this every time I clean my windows.

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The picture below show my second largest (2.5 year in my aquarium and x * x cm) and my second smallest (2 years and 16 * 9 cm)

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Tobbe]

Grymt som vanligt!!
Happy Easter

 

[Lasse]

Thank you Tobbe

And happy easter to you too

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Katrina71]

Your clams are beautiful.

 

[Lasse]

Your clams are beautiful.

Thanks

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Tristren]

A little about my clams.

All my clams have been around 4 - 5 cm in length when I got them. This picture shows three of them today. The one to the left - 2 years in my aquarium - 16 cm long and a height of 9 cm. In the middle - 3 years and x * x cm. The one to the right - 1 year and 7 * 3.5 cm.

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This picture below show my smallest and my third largest (3 years in my aquarium and x * x cm) .

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The picture below show my second largest (2.5 year in my aquarium and x * x cm) and my second smallest (2 years and 16 * 9 cm)

I see that the actual size of the two largest clams is classified! (x*x cm...)

:)


Tony

 

[Lasse]

I see that the actual size of the two largest clams is classified! (x*x cm...)

:)


Tony

I cant measure them without moving them :p I´ll measure when i get a chance. But they are huge.

Sincerely Lasse

 

[ksed]

Clams look fantastic!!

 

[Lasse]

Clams look fantastic!!

Thanks

Sincerely Lasse