@neilp2006 yes I am making a very small overflow to surface skim.
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More deets please!@neilp2006 yes I am making a very small overflow to surface skim.
So true! We need to do that for ourselves sometimes.Hope ya had a great day out and about. We all deserve a little mental health day once in a while
Coral QT- sand or bare? Rocks or racks?
My last run I used sand, seemed to keep detritus down compared to bare, but when I broke it down and cleaned the sand, it's was NASTY.
So now I'm not too sure. I think I'm going to go Bare bottom with a small 60gph powerhead along bottom to collect detritus in one spot for easy siphoning.
The structure and arch on the right side of the tank are more permanent so the best I could do was place a piece of rock in the arch. Not sure about it yet. I think I will place it inside the arch close to the farthest right formation to create a hidey spot.
Thank you. I hope the changes give the fish better places to escape each other and increases their feeling of security.Really like that idea, I wonder if you could use a HOB filter strong enough to run the intake pipe down to the bottom of the tank to the spot where the flow pushes any detritus? Or don't shoot me for saying it, use an under gravel filter sans gravel?
You could also go with a bottom of Marine pure plates if you're looking for something slightly easier to clean. But still provides tons of filtration.
Things are looking good Victoria!! Love how you keep playing with the rock scape, adding more rocks but the tank still feels so open and spacious.
Thank you. I hope the changes give the fish better places to escape each other and increases their feeling of security.
The structure and arch on the right side of the tank are more permanent so the best I could do was place a piece of rock in the arch. Not sure about it yet. I think I will place it inside the arch close to the farthest right formation to create a hidey spot.
The structure and arch on the right side of the tank are more permanent so the best I could do was place a piece of rock in the arch. Not sure about it yet. I think I will place it inside the arch close to the farthest right formation to create a hidey spot.
Love it!
So true. I was totally focused on a visually appealing hardscape and figured it was enough for the fish to get away. But I am finding the lack of MANY nooks and crannies to hide in is creating stress. And too much fighting over premium real estate.Something I think is often overlooked when designing scapes, it can be a hard balance trying to provide the right amount of hiding space/separate territory. But keep the scape appealing and flexible for coral growth as well.
So true. I was totally focused on a visually appealing hardscape and figured it was enough for the fish to get away. But I am finding the lack of MANY nooks and crannies to hide in is creating stress. And too much fighting over premium real estate.
Awesome! More nooks and crannies!I must say I'm glad I checked in when I did, your issues have brought some flaws in my planned aquascaping to light and I can now adjust them hopefully for the benefit of my fish
A reef should have Nooks and Crannies just like Thomases English MuffinsAwesome! More nooks and crannies!
LOL, it was so many likes it woke you up?Hi Tonya! @Salty Lemon ! Yes, I am up at 3am. I saw a gazillion likes from Salty Lemon and lol’d. Tonya is all caught up on my aquarium life!
No, the dang martinis. ;ShamefullyembarrasedI had two razzamatinis and I sometimes don’t sleep well that night. They were awesome though!LOL, it was so many likes it woke you up?
Nice! You have had a great aquarium life and martinis certainly help.No, the dang martinis. ;ShamefullyembarrasedI had two razzamatinis and I sometimes don’t sleep well that night. They were awesome though!