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02/15/2014, 01:48 AM | #76 |
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Coral Pics!
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Hey. Nice tank/build, even with the mandatory reef disaster. Just an fyi...it looks like you have some aptasia anemones growing with you zoas. I hope you didn't mention that in an earlier post and I just missed it. Anyway, just letting you know in case you didn't see them. Good luck!
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Nice build! Just get a small clip on fan from wal mart. They work great. Prepare for quite a bit of evaporation though. Gallon or two a day atleast.
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02/15/2014, 04:47 PM | #83 |
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+1 h8z on the small clip-on, put it on the same time as your lights. The corals are looking great Christian, you are doing a wonderful job with the tank. Especially considering the budget you're on. Keep up the awesome work. If the temp swing in the tank is really only 3 degrees its really not too bad, although the variation will likely grow in the summer. Once you get all of your individual shots done and mount the frags lets see a full tank shot! I don't remember if you mentioned, but are you running a refugium? If so, what are you using? How often are you changing filter socks?
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System looks great! With the second take did you drill the bottom again? I thought the bottom pain on most tanks was tempered
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I'm gonna have to borrow your camera! my phone can only do so much... I'll post a FTS shortly, as well as a pic of the new sump set up. |
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I'm assuming it's still just as bad as aiptasia or is it worse? |
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Really nice setup love the 40breeder
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02/16/2014, 03:37 PM | #91 |
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@Naterealbig and CichlidMan,
Nate, what? I don't get it. Don't get bipped... What's Chris talking about? lol |
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FTS as promised...
There's a bunch of green/ blue rim monti frags on the bottom I'm trying to get rid of, and there are a couple bleached frags that I received from some trades that are still coloring back up. I actually think I have upwards of 50 frags in the tank... Not sure what I'm going to do when they start growing hahaha! |
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I usually have filter socks in there. (they are currently sitting in RO water, as I just cleaned them with bleach and ran them through the wash) I change them as often as I need to and sometimes the tank will go a week or so without filter socks. I've banished my hermit crabs to the middle chamber of the sump so I let food get in there some times. (The crabs were just destructive to my coral frags and just knock them off rocks or break them) As far as a refugium goes, the middle chamber is as close to a fuge as I can get at the moment. I may find a way to mount a PC light under the tank soon. |
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Where did u get ur sump from looks really nice
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02/20/2014, 03:21 AM | #96 |
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02/20/2014, 09:19 AM | #97 |
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Good little build...a lot of frags in there!
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Nice tank bulid
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