Reef Spotlight - Nov/Dec 2009 - "SunnyX"
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I have a portable PH moniter that I use once a week to make sure everything is inline.
Congrats Sonny. Bring on the cup
Thanks Mark! The cup isn't too far away!
Congrats Sunny!!!
If anyone deserves this you do for sure.
You have helped me tons in reefing before I was booted off that other site.
Keep up the good work!
Oh I discovered my problems were not algae but dino's.
So at least I know what it is now and the battle is on!
Any suggestions on battling these other than the norm?
raise the PH
no W/C
lees feedings
lees photo period
lots of phosban
If anyone deserves this you do for sure.
You have helped me tons in reefing before I was booted off that other site.
Keep up the good work!
Oh I discovered my problems were not algae but dino's.
So at least I know what it is now and the battle is on!
Any suggestions on battling these other than the norm?
raise the PH
no W/C
lees feedings
lees photo period
lots of phosban
Ill see if I can get a shot of it. It is a VERY picky coral. Currently it has brown flesh, blue tips, and light green polyps. On the brightside, it is growing.....slowly.awesome setup sonny.
Thank you!
Elevated ph and a lights out period usually does the trick when battling Dino's: Dinoflagellates and the treament of.... - Rimless Reef
what's your aussie delicate look like? i don't see it in your photos.
yeah that's what mine looks like. when it's happy i get really long PE. i think it like lots of light (400+ PAR) and lots of flow (like 18 inches from my vortech mp40)
i'd love to see a pic. mine is small but i am getting good growth under high light
Great set up. I noticed that you have anthias, but you only feed every other day? Every place I have looked at says that they need multiple feedings per day. Would you say this is untrue for the species you have or...?
Thanks!
I have had the Anthias for years and they do fine with the feeding schedule. They are fat, healthy, and active. Im not saying that the advice you have received is wrong, but the same people would also tell you that vodka and bacteria additives dont belong in a reef system.
Thanks!
Thanks! Look for a PM from me soon. There is something that may interest you.
congrats Sonny your tank is beautiful...Im going to start a mb7/ vodka dosing this week....Im going to take your advice and dose the bacteria for 2 weeks prior to the vodka.....I have a bunch of big fish that I have had for many years...do I need to worry about them with this dosing? also my tank is 4 years old Im sure dosing the bacteria will work with a little older tank?
Thanks Joe
Thanks Joe
Congrats Sonnny, on another accomplishment of a beautiful tank. I really admire this set up as much as your RC TOTM. The colors you get with those T-5s really are off the charts and often recommend your lamps to those that want to run t-5s. Well done and highly admire what you have accomplished.
Thanks! T5's have proven to be avazing in their rendition of colors. I love T5's and will continue to use them in the future, at least until LED's come down in price.
Thanks bro!
Thank you!
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Hey Sunny,
I have a couple questions to ask if you don't mind? My first is how did you come up with dosing 14 drops of MB7? Is this because of your bio load? I know the MB7 said to dose 1 drop per 50 gallons per day to maintain low nutrient. But... what is the benifit of dosing more? I want to follow in your foot steps on the low nutrient end of reefing but you dont really have anything on your site as to what your doses where to start you only have your daily doses or from what I have seen anyways. Sorry if I over looked it somewhere im just trying to get a little insight that's all. I really envy your reefkeeping skills and just would like to know more! Any future plans with this reef?
I have a couple questions to ask if you don't mind? My first is how did you come up with dosing 14 drops of MB7? Is this because of your bio load? I know the MB7 said to dose 1 drop per 50 gallons per day to maintain low nutrient. But... what is the benifit of dosing more? I want to follow in your foot steps on the low nutrient end of reefing but you dont really have anything on your site as to what your doses where to start you only have your daily doses or from what I have seen anyways. Sorry if I over looked it somewhere im just trying to get a little insight that's all. I really envy your reefkeeping skills and just would like to know more! Any future plans with this reef?
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