Glenner’sreef
2500 Club Member
Do yourself a little favor and skooch your tank a bit to the right so that you can clean the glass easier with your cleaner magnet. Peace and Welcome.
Mos
Community Member
Thank you very much!
I have a bit of space but it does get slightly narrow. As handy as the magnetic scrapers are, I really want to keep a clean look with this set up so will purchase a long handled scraper. What do you use? Any recommendations?
I have a bit of space but it does get slightly narrow. As handy as the magnetic scrapers are, I really want to keep a clean look with this set up so will purchase a long handled scraper. What do you use? Any recommendations?
Mos
Community Member
I don't think there will be much space for movement lol. Long handled it may have to be.Do yourself a little favor and skooch your tank a bit to the right so that you can clean the glass easier with your cleaner magnet. Peace and Welcome.
R33fDaddy
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Every fish I buy gets treated for Ich with Copper for two weeks. After that I monitor the fish for an additional two weeks in my Hospital Tank to make sure everything looks okay. If I see anything weird or if the fish is not eating, I treat for worms, flukes and that kinda thing. At this point most reefers would move the fish to their display tank, but I move the fish to my Coral Quarantine Tank for an additional 60 days. So my Quarantine process for fish is a total of 90 Days.
I play it really safe and I also want to make sure the fish is healthy as possible before going into my display tank.
I play it really safe and I also want to make sure the fish is healthy as possible before going into my display tank.
Kiwi reefer
Valuable Member
Welcome! looking forward to seeing your reef!
Mos
Community Member
Thank you very much!Do yourself a little favor and skooch your tank a bit to the right so that you can clean the glass easier with your cleaner magnet. Peace and Welcome.
I have a bit of space but it does get slightly narrow. As handy as the magnetic scrapers are, I really want to keep a clean look with this set up so will purchase a long handled scraper. What do you use? Any recommendations?
Glenner’sreef
2500 Club Member
I use the Tunze “long” glass Cleaner. Love it!
Glenner’sreef
2500 Club Member
Cheers!
BaysEndReef
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Mos
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Hey Guys & Gals,
I wanted to ask if any of you have had any sort of regret when it comes to your aquarium, stuff like not buying a certain piece of equipment or even starting a marine reef tank in the first place?!
I wanted to ask if any of you have had any sort of regret when it comes to your aquarium, stuff like not buying a certain piece of equipment or even starting a marine reef tank in the first place?!
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I love my extra long SeaChem scraper because if I accidentally drop it, it floats and doesn't bash my corals or livestock. It floats nearly every water change and cleaning ... some days more than 1x (blush).
Only regret, not adequately QT/dipping corals which let every imaginable nusance algae in, and not adequately QT/HT fish before introduction. Now our coral dip process has expanded to all three types mentioned in BRS dip video (1-hydrogen peroxide, 2-iodine based, 3-natural based .. and SHAKING since 2 & 3 don't kill anything at all
) as well as considering adding 4-Bayer dip (insecticide, not in BRS video, google if interested), as would hate any buggy pests getting in.For fish, letting someone else do medications, etc so only healthy & eating fish arrive (vs hit miss with LFS) so now mailorder from:
TSM Aquatics - The Largest Saltwaterfish Store In The Country!
Welcome to the new TSM Aquatics forum on Reef2Reef. We were formerly known as TSM Corals founded by Ray Casper. TSM Aquatics is located at 1 Enterprise Court Sewell, NJ 08080 and is the largest retail store open to the public that sells saltwaterfish and corals in the country! TSM operates...
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Mos
Community Member
Wow, cheers man I'll have a look at that now!I love my extra long SeaChem scraper because if I accidentally drop it, it floats and doesn't bash my corals or livestock. It floats nearly every water change and cleaning ... some days more than 1x (blush).
Only regret, not adequately QT/dipping corals which let every imaginable nusance algae in, and not adequately QT/HT fish before introduction. Now our coral dip process has expanded to all three types mentioned in BRS dip video (1-hydrogen peroxide, 2-iodine based, 3-natural based .. and SHAKING since 2 & 3 don't kill anything at all
For fish, letting someone else do medications, etc so only healthy & eating fish arrive (vs hit miss with LFS) so now mailorder from:
TSM Aquatics - The Largest Saltwaterfish Store In The Country!
Welcome to the new TSM Aquatics forum on Reef2Reef. We were formerly known as TSM Corals founded by Ray Casper. TSM Aquatics is located at 1 Enterprise Court Sewell, NJ 08080 and is the largest retail store open to the public that sells saltwaterfish and corals in the country! TSM operates...
Mos
Community Member
Howdy fellow Reefers!
Finally started to work on my tank!
Played around with some D-D Dry Rock and some Stax Rock (from Two Little Fishies)
I also some acrylic rods for my arch structure and used a mixture of watery glue and sand alongside Aquaforest Stonefix to put it all together.
Going to leave it for a few hours (maybe a day) and see if I am content with it. I do feel like something is missing, just not sure what?
Once I am happy I will put in Caribsea Special Grade Dry Sand.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and opinions, heck throw in some suggestions too!
Finally started to work on my tank!
Played around with some D-D Dry Rock and some Stax Rock (from Two Little Fishies)
I also some acrylic rods for my arch structure and used a mixture of watery glue and sand alongside Aquaforest Stonefix to put it all together.
Going to leave it for a few hours (maybe a day) and see if I am content with it. I do feel like something is missing, just not sure what?
Once I am happy I will put in Caribsea Special Grade Dry Sand.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and opinions, heck throw in some suggestions too!
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