There ARE bubbles in the ocean...
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I know. But they tick off euphyllia.There ARE bubbles in the ocean...
I'm blasting the water around mine as well. I've settled on running the skimmer in two hours segments. I hope to get it broke in soon, without ticking off my hammer. I'm also trying.l to get some green going on an upflow algea scrubber.So I am going through something similar with my IM 15 and Bubble Magus, what I've done while it breaks in is I've pointed my return up and against the glass. My tank has insane flow without the return, so not sure if that's feasible for you. No more microbubbles (or very few) now. It was driving me and my corals mad for a few days.
The little tanks are fun. I used to do bigger stuff back in the early 2000's. I miss some of the fish. I love dwarf angels, no way I can have one of those in a nano. Solandri puffers? Pushing it on space, but I fear that in such close quarters you can guarantee they will nip coral.I felt that, I had intended on setting up a 47 gallon cube after I shut down my 75. I bought the tank and drilled it, and set it aside. Life got in the way and 12 years later it’s still brand new in the closet. I don’t have room for it yet but I have made a return to salt in a much smaller 5gal pico..
You and me both. I have some easy to please monti digi, setosa, and a seasons greetings as well as a small piece of a rather plain acro of some sort. They are all doing alright in there but they are small pieces. Once I start to get some growth on those guys and get things stable I'll put that order in at battle corals or one of the other dealers that support the fine folks here.Great thread! I’m looking forward to seeing the transition to the sps dominant tank.
Thank you! I just ordered a 5 and 10 gallon. 5 is for a reefer 170 that I have been using one gallon jugs and the 10 for a newer redsea 300 g2 that I want to convert to a traditional ato rather than the gravity fed stock unit that sits right on top of the socks.Speaking of ATO's thanks to @jabberwock I was made aware of trigger systems blemished ATO's.
Yeah, I love hawkfish. One of my favorites. I hate clowns. Always have. This was my wife's addition to the system I was running 6 years ago. Right off she was so mean she lived in the sump for about 4 months while I set up her 14 gallon. I put a diamond goby in a month before her and a fire fish. Both fell victim and she has lived alone for 4 years.Thank you! I just ordered a 5 and 10 gallon. 5 is for a reefer 170 that I have been using one gallon jugs and the 10 for a newer redsea 300 g2 that I want to convert to a traditional ato rather than the gravity fed stock unit that sits right on top of the socks.
Nice system buy the way. Sorry about the hawkish. Looks like a maroon clown? I had one for 5 years or so and had to rehome her. She took over 1/2 of a 6ft 150 gallon tank. She would even rip coral off "her" rocks and toss them to the sand.