Perhaps just an avid fan? [emoji6]You must work for or own a franchise of Wiener Schnitzel. No one just has that as their computer background. lol
Great looking reef by the way!
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Perhaps just an avid fan? [emoji6]You must work for or own a franchise of Wiener Schnitzel. No one just has that as their computer background. lol
That's a sweet price for that light. Hang it high as you can as it can burn your chaeto. It generates a lot of heat is the only thing I don't like about it. It does do wonders for ph, and it grows chaeto really well if you have some nutrients.
You must work for or own a franchise of Wiener Schnitzel. No one just has that as their computer background. lol
Winner winner wiener dinner. LOL.Own a franchise.
Hooked up the light 45 minutes ago, and my ph went up .04 already. Good sign!
That's awesome, keep us updated. I run the baby brother h80 and it does nothing for my pH.
It will raise the ph for sure. That's a bit close to the chaeto however [emoji621]I think the key to raising the PH is the intensity of the light. But who knows, this could have just been a coincidence. I'll know better in 24-48 hours.
It will raise the ph for sure. That's a bit close to the chaeto however [emoji621]
Nice spinning action...it will prob stop spinning soon.
That's sweet how do you have it set up to spin? Got a pic[emoji12]
Powerhead keeps it spinning
Threw together this Co2 scrubber from an old cheap media reactor I had. PH went up .1 in 30 minutes. It's def burning through the media fast. I don't see this media lasting longer than 1-2 days.
I'm looking to buy a larger reactor that can hold more medi, and I will be adding a solenoid to the inlet that will open and close depending on the ph in the tank. Hopefully I can get it to last longer this way.
This combined with my new kessil h350 should really help keep my ph more stable. [emoji1305]. We'll see if there's any positive effects on coral growth.
Curious why you've decided to chase pH at this point in time, I mean look at that tank