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Working on that rn. About to dose carbonBounce her back
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Working on that rn. About to dose carbonBounce her back
Coral looks really good!!Green slimmer
JF Haterade new frag
Miyagi tort got hit hard but coming back
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Pink Lemonade coloring up nice and has really started to encrust
Sunset Monti this thing has just blown up and grown a ton
TCK Pikachu has encrusted a lot and have 5 new nubs
Walt D almost died but now is coloring back up and PE is slowly coming back
WWC Grafted Monti new frag
WWC Yellow tips this thing has really colored up and grown a lot
Thank you very much! I hope with me being on top of it now things finally stabilize and I can start getting some more corals and hey getting to fragging is always my favorite part .Coral looks really good!!
I will take one tomorrow! but it will be with phone cam so not anywhere near the quality.Nice! Any FTS?
Reading this thread, we share the same BDAY. Following....Would love to know from start, when did you add your first coral?Alright where do I even start haha..... well now I got a little busy with life and was not able to tend to the tank as needed and she suffered for it. My nutrients ended up bottoming out and the dreaded DINO came in and took over..... I ended up identifying the Dinos to be the Ostreopsis so with that I tried to do a 3 day lights off so they could get into the water column for my UV to do its work . In that time my 6line Wrasse got stuck in the rock work and died and my Scopas tang and purple tang decided to gang up on the yellow so yah lost 2 fish from the black out..... Lost the Lobo, inner core, pc rainbow, and vivid confetti sad sad sad days.... But I did not throw in the towel, so I dosed Sodium Nitrate to get my nitrates up even though I feed 3 times a day and heavy, and I dosed Trisodium Phosphate. got my Nitrates up to 70 ppm and its been been going down slowly target it 20-25 and Phosphates were at .70 for about a month till I saw that the Dinos started to get out competed by algae. I added GFO in a pouch and set in a high flow area for passive reduction in Phosphates, in a weeks time it has gone down to .62 target is .15-.2. I stopped Kalk dosing when I saw the Dinos since I knew the corals would not use much when they hurting haha so ALK has been steady at 8.8-9. But in the last 2 months things have started to look up and now I have beat Dinos and am battling Cyano but who cares about Cyano I know I dont. So no Chemiclean just going to blow it off weekly and let nature do its thing with that. The fish that did make it are all fat and happy and the corals that did survive are now blowing up and coloring back up nicely. Walt D almost did not make it but is starting to show polyp extension and started to color back up while shooting out some new nubs. The tank is now 1year old and hitting a stable point going to be adding new corals in once or twice a month and I am planning on getting a leopard wrasse and melanurus Wrasse on my Bday March 9th. Oh and I caved in and added a sandbed just to help stabilize the tank. here come some pics
Haha that's awesome that's now 2 people that I know who share my Bday! And the 1st two frags went in May of 2022. But I have been fighting Dinoflagellets for about 6 months, the Corals truly started to grow the last 2-3 months. It's been a rough start but I just kept on and I think I got it under control nowReading this thread, we share the same BDAY. Following....Would love to know from start, when did you add your first coral?
The reason I was asking is I moved and ended up getting live rock and media from a few friends until I move my main rock and corals.Haha that's awesome that's now 2 people that I know who share my Bday! And the 1st two frags went in May of 2022. But I have been fighting Dinoflagellets for about 6 months, the Corals truly started to grow the last 2-3 months. It's been a rough start but I just kept on and I think I got it under control now