Look how big and beautiful she is! She looks so good in natural sunlight!!Excuse me! Whoo-hoo! Little fella? Hello! Don't be rude, say hi. H E L L O W H A L E! Maybe a different dialect? Dory, this is not whale. You're speaking, like, upset stomach. Maybe I should try Humpback.
She's a big girl 7" and looks awesome under natural sunlight!
I’m jealous of the colours! NOTHING gets more natural than those colours in captivity, wonder if it would be possible to make lights have the exact same proportions of light as what your tank is gettingWho wants to see another happy fish?
This is 'Bridget' a White-tailed Kole Tang her favorite hobbies are grazing live rock and sunbathing under the natural sunlight!
The direct intensity of the natural sunlight rays on the reef a remarkable, I think you would have to use a high intensity metal halide in order to try to replicate. Even then with the metal halide reflectors you would get more of a broad spread of light than direct sunlight rays.
Just a few hours in and pH has had a small increase from 7.96 -> 8.06Well that was simple enough my MRC My Reef Creations skimmer is now pulling in outside air into one of the beckett chambers. Let's see how the pH reacts.
It looks beautiful!Happy Monday!
I was growing SPS quite successfully in the beginning when my wife took ill most of it died off because I couldn't maintain the tank properly. I haven't tried since but I am thinking about diving into the SPS world again. Coloring is definitely muted.
You totally should! It could make the tank look so nice and even more natural to go along with the huge colonies of Fimbriaphyllia.
I'm getting there it's been baby steps since the refresh, it was only a few months ago I was contemplating taking the system down. I feel the system is definitely a lot more stable than it was just last year.
I wish I could get nice sized colonies in the time many other reefers get theirs. I mean I’ve seen some people with 2’ acropora colonies from 1” frags that only took… 3-4 years to grow!
