Mine looks crazier than it really is. My peaks and valleys are all the same spectrum. The valleys are just 10-20 minutes of par relief.I see you're also crazy....
How high are yours mounted and what’s your peak and valley wattage?
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Mine looks crazier than it really is. My peaks and valleys are all the same spectrum. The valleys are just 10-20 minutes of par relief.I see you're also crazy....
Hard to say. I haven’t noticed any negatives.Interesting... Is that to simulate cloud cover? Have you actually noticed a benefit?
Not sure about the wattage, or how I'd even check that. I go by this little circle ? Lights are a wee bit high around 17 inchMine looks crazier than it really is. My peaks and valleys are all the same spectrum. The valleys are just 10-20 minutes of par relief.
How high are yours mounted and what’s your peak and valley wattage?
For some reason I cannot tag your handle. It just truncates to CharlieUniversal CO2 Scrubber
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) can directly affect the pH of your aquarium, and with a low pH, corals may not grow as fast. Connecting a CO2 scrubber directly to the venturi on your skimmer along with CO2 absorption media you can control the amount of CO2 that is being sucked into your skimmer...www.bulkreefsupply.com
GoodFor some reason I cannot tag your handle. It just truncates to Charlie
You can click on one of those points to edit and it’ll show you the wattage in the upper right corner.Not sure about the wattage, or how I'd even check that. I go by this little circle ? Lights are a wee bit high around 17 inch
Yeah I'm running diffusers. There's also an ai prime in the middle alone with a bar lightYou can click on one of those points to edit and it’ll show you the wattage in the upper right corner.
Do you have diffusers?
2- 32s with diffusers at 17” over a 65g won’t be much par
Rent a par meterYeah I'm running diffusers. There's also an ai prime in the middle alone with a bar light
Will do. Might even buy one after this conversation. I'm am however growing montis on the sand bed, that's kinda been my judgeRent a par meter
Not saying you don’t have enough par but you mentioned yours look different than mine and my corals are receiving 350-550 parWill do. Might even buy one after this conversation. I'm am however growing montis on the sand bed, that's kinda been my judge
Thx. How about the media? What works best in your experience?Universal CO2 Scrubber
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) can directly affect the pH of your aquarium, and with a low pH, corals may not grow as fast. Connecting a CO2 scrubber directly to the venturi on your skimmer along with CO2 absorption media you can control the amount of CO2 that is being sucked into your skimmer...www.bulkreefsupply.com
I’ve only used the brs co2 scrubbing mediaThx. How about the media? What works best in your experience?
Im no expert but I heard no3 should be closer to 0.25 ppmUmm...
Not sure what to do, 25ppm n03, and 0.00 p04?
I am concerned that my corals are growing and colorful, and I don't have cyano or dinos, should I go ahead and treat the tank anyway?
Why are my corals not dying, UL p04, I should see starving corals, and I guess I am about to hear it from the nutrient experts. Or, maybe I will hear my "old fashioned " ways are stale, and not relevant modern reefing. Guess I better break out the bottle of flourish and start chasing...
Ok, my sarcasm is over Could it be that my bacteria/carbon dosing is efficient at providing p04 to my corals, and that maybe it's not the test revealed, but maybe the nutrient throughput and processing? This is exactly why I don't test, and observe instead, because the numbers don't match what my eyes see, or what popular opinions are. Simply put, not all reefs can be measured equally
Im no expert but I heard no3 should be closer to 0.25 ppm
CO2 scrubber just installed!Universal CO2 Scrubber
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) can directly affect the pH of your aquarium, and with a low pH, corals may not grow as fast. Connecting a CO2 scrubber directly to the venturi on your skimmer along with CO2 absorption media you can control the amount of CO2 that is being sucked into your skimmer...www.bulkreefsupply.com
I joke I jokeAccording to Redfield Ratio, you are correct, and if I didn't test, I wouldn't know, lol. And frankly, I would prefer my P04 around .06
I would also prefer my NO3 around 5-10, I just wanted others to know that despite having some rather whacky numbers, visibly no signs anything alarming with corals. All the best my friend, and not trying to take a jab at you or your reefing style, I appreciate your contributions
NiceCO2 scrubber just installed!