Noopsyche Helpful Reefer Giveaway! Win a K7 Pro II LED Reef Light!!

[smarthawk]

The best piece of advice I have gotten is to not only read online forums, but read books. My father gave me a few marine fish keeping books he used in college and they’ve came in handy a couple times in my young tanks existence.

 

[Peace River]

Bonus 5: updated build thread:

Build Thread - Peace River's Found Parts Build

Great. You should be proud to save that fish Thank you Ruben. I hate to lose any fish, but these fish are ones that came from a spawn from fish that I had collected in Tampa Bay so I literally have raised them in my tanks from when they were eggs. During the procedure to remove the wood I...

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[Morbo]

Best advice I was given early on was that research is key; forums like R2R and the internet are full of helpful, and sometimes not so help advice. Ask questions, investigate livestock, equipment, etc. before making any purchases. Just because "Dori" looks cute, doesn't mean it's an appropriate candidate for inclusion in your setup. I've passed this on to my kids (one has a freshwater tank and the other a Crested Gecko).

 

[Morbo]

Bonus 1 - Just started this thread to research my choices for a shrimp to pair with my Goby.

Best shrimp to pair with Yellow Watchman Goby?

We've got a Yellow Watchman Goby in our 125G reef. Would love to pair it up with a shrimp. I'm thinking Tiger Shrimp, but is there a better/different pairing that works? What's the best way to ensure they find each other?

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[Morbo]

Bonus 2: Tweeted -

 

[Morbo]

Bonus 4: The Noopsyche Hybrid looks awesome. Never really did much with T5s, always used LEDs, but this looks cool.

 

[Morbo]

Bonus 5: My build thread - https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/morbos-125g.735928/

 

[Sebastiancrab]

Bonus entry:

Recommendations for most colorful easy soft corals

So I am a newbie and am interested in recommendations for the most colorful, easy, soft corals to purchase?

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[noopsyche]

Exciting time is coming soon~

 

[Darsh]

Build thread update

Build Thread - My DIY/Ghetto/cheap build

You might want to cut the tops off of the bottles slightly below the water line of the sump to allow the sump water to drift over the surface of your DSB bottles, or maybe use the entirety of that milk jug for your removable DSB. giving you a lot more surface area. Also you should make sure any...

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[Sebastiancrab]

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[Daniel@R2R]

Today is DRAWING DAY!!

 

[Daniel@R2R]

One of the best tips I have ever received was to wear gloves and be very careful when fragging zoos and Palys. I wish I would have been careful. I don’t know how it happened but I got toxin from a zooanthid in my mouth. A little later I took a drink of water and it felt almost like I touched a 9-volt battery to my tongue. Scared me to death. I was fine by morning but I have been much more careful since.

Congratulations @Bededog!! You're our winner for this giveaway! Please PM me to claim your prize!!

*Prize must be claimed within 72 hours or we will redraw for a new winner.

 

[Peace River]

@Bededog congratulations!

 

[jay06705]

Congratulations!!

 

[Luckyduck]

Wish the winner was drawn on the best tip instead of randomly generated. Oh well. Congrats BedeDog! Youz a lucky dog! Lol

 

[Sebastiancrab]

Wish the winner was drawn on the best tip instead of randomly generated. Oh well. Congrats BedeDog! Youz a lucky dog! Lol

His was definitely the most amusing!

 

[darrick001]

Best advice. Every action has ripple affect. You may not see it for a while but every thing you do or don't do has an affect. Add a reactor to combat something. The reactor does it's job but the water running through the reactor builds a large bacteria population. You don't change the media on time so the bacteria process waste at a faster pace, increase the CO2 level. Now you see a spike in nitrate . This causes a diatom or algae outbreak. Every little thing makes a difference. Balance and dedication to the little things.

 

[Luckyduck]

Best advice. Every action has ripple affect. You may not see it for a while but every thing you do or don't do has an affect. Add a reactor to combat something. The reactor does it's job but the water running through the reactor builds a large bacteria population. You don't change the media on time so the bacteria process waste at a faster pace, increase the CO2 level. Now you see a spike in nitrate . This causes a diatom or algae outbreak. Every little thing makes a difference. Balance and dedication to the little things.

Lol good piece of advise but the contest is over bud.

 

[MightyMO]

Got advice from Mr Dana Riddle about CO2 evaporation and heat exchange recently. I ended up making an egg crate lid for my tank to help aleiviate some of those issues. I am already seeing some of the cyano recede. Also received help from vette guy with my cyano and alkalinity issues. Waiting on a shipment of goods to start getting everything back where it needs to be...

Official entry.