Week 6-8 changes. Amazing changes in short time.

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Here is the progress of 2 weeks. Diatom bloom gone, and large coraline growth along with an unidentified neon green form of algae. Some additional macro algae growth as well.

I also started noticing good flat worms, Amphiscolops, and good mini snails. Copepods are everywhere from tiny the size of sand, to almost as long as a fingernail. Amazing the difference 2 weeks made.


Week 6. Diatoms bloom peaked a few days after this pic. I gently combed sand, cleaned pre-filter, cleaned glass, and added wavemaker JW-4 added 11 snailsand 1 emerlad crab
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Side View 6 weeks.
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Other side view 6 weeks.
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Top Views 6 weeks
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Here it is at 8 weeks. front side and top views.
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