Did I mention his first word was Dada, but his second was fishy Anytime he sees a fish on TV he grabs his 2 Nemo stuffed animals to watch with him lol
Sweet tank
Your rock work looks awesome. Love
that roundish appearance.
The yellow goby is really cute, does he nip at your corals so far?
More pictures please
Greetings
Matze
I finally got my new lighting on and programmed late last night. I am off tomorrow so I will try and get some new pics up then 
Happy Easter! The Easter bunny brought some goodies (ok a lot of goodies between 5 different houses lol) and he made a beeline for the Nemo bubbles. That's my boy
Thank you
he takes after his daddy lol
this cyano and HA is driving me mad though. The HA seems to be browning with the new lights, but I want my nice white sand back already
My cyano has all but disappeared,but now my sand has this odd brown HA.I'm sure that's not what it is, but I have just been so darn busy lately that I keep forgetting to try and ID it. Between work, toddler, getting ready for my little sisters shower and destination wedding, an upcoming vacation, and trying to keep my house clean between all of the madness, it's a wonder the tank doesn't look worse lol. I hate that I have nearly undetectable po4 and nitrates,but am getting nuisance algae and my cheato barely grows. I know the algae is sucking it up, but I would think the macro would too anywho here's some pics I took the past few nights after I got home from work. I really wish I could figure out how to take good night shots. Every time i look at the tank when the lights are almost all blues the colors knock my socks off, and then these cruddy pics make me look like a liar haha. I think I need a new gel filter:/
Sorry I just saw this. I am loving it, and more importantly, my corals love it
Never mind, I can't upload them lol. I'll try to on the app.
It's late and I'm too tired to try and fix them, you get the idea lol
That's the hard part! But a usually a really good idea. Stay strong! Tank is looking good! There is a good little thread on here for using hydrogen peroxide to take care of cyano. It was shared on facebook a while back.
I have actually been testing the peroxide dosing in my 8 gallon before I tried it in the cube, I've noticed a slight difference. But the cyano is gone in the cube now, just this hair algae sticking around. And thank you
GFO and carbon dosing (vodka) took care of my GHA. Haven't see a sprout of it since.I have actually been testing the peroxide dosing in my 8 gallon before I tried it in the cube, I've noticed a slight difference. But the cyano is gone in the cube now, just this hair algae sticking around. And thank you
Thanks. I think my issue is the rock I've had for 5 years leaching Phosphates. If I ever upgrade again I am going to cook it first. I do run GFO, but haven't done any carbon dosing yet. And my turbo won't touch the stuff lol. I was thinking of a lawnmower blenny, but I dont want something that just eats algae and then starves to death. I also don't really want to bandaid the issue. Although with my Phosphates being so low maybe a HA eater would help enough that my cheato can take over as the exporter instead of the algae and I can return it to the store or give it to someone else who needs it.
Looking really good!
Hmmm that's something I didn't consider. We are surrounded by trees and the railroad always stirs crap up. I really have to scrub my windows outside from all the crud the trains kick up. Thank you, I can't wait to see what it looks like in a few monthsAs for cyano, you might want to take the spring season in consideration. All the nasty stuff from the trees and weeds is in the air now and will be introduced in your tank.
Even I got the problems and my tank is in the basement. That gunk is like a small injection of sugar and can bring cyanos.
I observe this every year between february and may.
Btw. love your pictures
