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Here’s a picture of one of the sea monsters in my tank.......
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Here’s a picture of a montipora coral and you can see the difference lighting can make
Yes, this is a good illustration of how strong Blues can make certain colors pop, but somewhat at the cost of contrast.Here’s a picture of a montipora coral and you can see the difference lighting can make
This is the reason that I am trying to not over do it with blue in my choice for T5 bulbs.
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I have a mated pair, and apart from being a very big presence in the tank, they get on fine with everyone, no issues. And they don’t go anywhere near corals
They may take a crab or rock ‘tank surfing’ from time to time, but that’s usually when they are trying to build a nest somewhere, again!
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I find myself in a very strange position after spending a year or so constantly fiddling with my tank and system as a whole.
The tank is mature, and apart from usual minor maintenance doesn’t really take much looking after.
I do a water change of around 18% once a month , clean the skimmer every 2 weeks or so. I like to keep the glass very clean so do this usually every 2 days. I still test every 7-10 days.
I guess this is what happens when it’s matured, this is my first time
Anyway, another picture......
The tank is mature, and apart from usual minor maintenance doesn’t really take much looking after.
I do a water change of around 18% once a month , clean the skimmer every 2 weeks or so. I like to keep the glass very clean so do this usually every 2 days. I still test every 7-10 days.
I guess this is what happens when it’s matured, this is my first time
Anyway, another picture......
That is great man. All your hard work, and your patience have paid off well. Congratulations on your success!I find myself in a very strange position after spending a year or so constantly fiddling with my tank and system as a whole.
The tank is mature, and apart from usual minor maintenance doesn’t really take much looking after.
I do a water change of around 18% once a month , clean the skimmer every 2 weeks or so. I like to keep the glass very clean so do this usually every 2 days. I still test every 7-10 days.
I guess this is what happens when it’s matured, this is my first time
Anyway, another picture......
Awesome photo. [emoji106]
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This coral is quiet beautiful......
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Very amusing!! LolThe most delicious-looking broccoli I have ever seen.. [emoji23]
Surely the most expensive broccoli I have ever seen..
Not sure on the taste though! Urrrrr.
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Very Nice as well Shaun!
Gorgeous! Love the pics!
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