p0st h0me reef (dutch)

[p0st]

Don't ever try to "help" it! Post photos every day!

In that case, here's two shots I made yesterday! One "exposed" nightshot to show off the sump area and one regular daytime shot

 

[revhtree]

Seriously if I saw photos of this tank every day it would make me have a better day.

 

[p0st]

Haha good to know, I'll keep sharing

 

[Aleks]

Lovely tank.

 

[revhtree]

Haha good to know, I'll keep sharing

Good!

 

[p0st]

So today is a great day because I found 7 baby Kauderni fish in my tank! I immediately caught them to keep them safe, hopefully I'll manage to grow them until they are "safe" to swim in the tank!



Just before I found these small guys I fed my LPS, they really do love the Fauna Marin LPS Pellet food!



And then there's this toxic green Sinularia Dura, which seems to be feeling quite happy

 

[p0st]

Test-Tuesday! Luckily the combination of cheato and vodka is working out, my nitrates and phosphates are decreasing steadily.

Results: KH 8 | CA 440 | MG 1500 | NO3 2,5 | PO4 0,09



And some of the latest additions to the tank, really glad I found these two beauties!

 

[p0st]

Oh I forgot to share my latest YouTube update! It's a Sump Special

 

[p0st]

So I've passed the 1-week mark today! Luckily nothing weird happened, all the coral and fish seem to be doing fine after the "reboot"

 

[MermaidTail]

This is one of the most beautiful tanks I've ever seen!

 

[jsker]

I am so glad I checked back in. Looks like the reboot is going well.

 

[p0st]

This is one of the most beautiful tanks I've ever seen!

Well that's very kind of you, much appreciated!

By the way I see that I forgot to mention the "reboot" in this thread altogether. Because of a warranty case my Red Sea Reefer 525 was replaced last week with a whole new tank. That meant emptying out the tank entirely, getting rid of the old tank, placing the brand new tank, and filling her up again. The whole process took place last week on Saturday and we completed it in about 7 hours from start to finish. Now everything seems to have calmed down pretty much, and the corals are looking as happy as ever!

 

[jsker]

Well that's very kind of you, much appreciated!

By the way I see that I forgot to mention the "reboot" in this thread altogether. Because of a warranty case my Red Sea Reefer 525 was replaced last week with a whole new tank. That meant emptying out the tank entirely, getting rid of the old tank, placing the brand new tank, and filling her up again. The whole process took place last week on Saturday and we completed it in about 7 hours from start to finish. Now everything seems to have calmed down pretty much, and the corals are looking as happy as ever!

Still, the tank looks healthy.

 

[Daniel@R2R]

Well that's very kind of you, much appreciated!

By the way I see that I forgot to mention the "reboot" in this thread altogether. Because of a warranty case my Red Sea Reefer 525 was replaced last week with a whole new tank. That meant emptying out the tank entirely, getting rid of the old tank, placing the brand new tank, and filling her up again. The whole process took place last week on Saturday and we completed it in about 7 hours from start to finish. Now everything seems to have calmed down pretty much, and the corals are looking as happy as ever!

WOW! Moving all of that can't have been easy, but I'm amazed at how happy you managed to keep all the livestock! Everything looks stellar!!

 

[p0st]

Haha it sure wasn't an easy job but of course some rocks I could remove in full with the corals still attached. I feel lucky that everything has pulled it through, so thanks and we keep our fingers crossed!

 

[revhtree]

Beautiful and congrats! Crazy how you seemed to move everything back to the exact spot as before!

 

[p0st]

Beautiful and congrats! Crazy how you seemed to move everything back to the exact spot as before!

Thanks! Well that was a bit of a puzzle. Overall the structure is somewhat lower than before because of rock placement and of course I removed the pillar on the right. Glad with the result though

 

[renato120]

Gorgeous tank

 

[Janci]

Nice upgrade and rescaping.
Makes me wonder what was the reason for the exchange of the tank?
Any defect?

 

[p0st]

Thanks! It was a warranty case to prevent leaking which was imminent. Very well solved by red sea!