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05/17/2016, 07:03 PM | #26 |
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Tank is looking good...
I do a small weekly WC and siphon clean the sand bed at that time. Do you have any Super Tongan Nassarius Snail (Nassarius distortus)? They help keep the sand bed clean! |
05/22/2016, 02:10 PM | #27 |
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Thanks Lily45nano!
A few more upgrades to the tank. Added some zoas, palys, a volcano chalice, a scroll coral. Also added an apex with lab grade pH probe and breakout box so I can control the water level in either my SW mixing station (to come) or shut off my skimmer if it overflows. |
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05/22/2016, 04:50 PM | #29 |
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Thank you. How big were your tangs when you began to see problems? Mine are about 3" right now.
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07/26/2016, 05:29 PM | #30 |
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Couple updates!
Added a Neptune Dos, dosing BRS cal and alk. Also have been dealing with dinoflagellates for about two months now, so I have not done any water changes, turned the skimmer off, added an air stone, and borrowed a UV sterilizer from a friend which has been running for about a week now. I have been blowing off the rocks and siphoning the sand bed through a filter sock periodically. I have also done two 4 day blackout periods to help with the dinos. So far no luck, but I am being patient and hoping the UV will help. I added a green slimer frag, purple bonzai, meteor shower cyphastrea (all before the dinos took hold). Also picked up a pair of black and white clowns but had one jump the very first night, so I've since added a screen. Added a royal urchin as well. Sorry for the terrible quality pictures. |
02/04/2017, 06:21 PM | #31 |
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Couple updates.
Moved to a new house in November and was able to plumb the tank through a wall into the furnace room. Much more room for everything. Mostly everything survived the move. Had another reefer take my fish and coral in a temporary tank for a few weeks thankfully so made things much easier and allowed me to set up without any livestock to worry about. I have a 40 breeder on order to make a refugium out of., should be in by mid February. The manifold I plumbed has a barb fitting with a gate valve that is closed right now but ready to be plumbed it. I will add more updates when the fuge arrives! |
02/04/2017, 06:32 PM | #32 |
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Whoops, wish I could get these pictures figured out!
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