I didn't really look, just popped up when browsing. I just think the 165w vispar are too heavy on the white channel. Wish they still had the 300w panels, they were heavier on the blue.I saw that as well, but the spectrum is kind of trash.
Vipar is 1:1:1 420, 450, 470.
The philzon is like 1:12 410, 470
I have that and the 165w layout somewhere on my phone... Really prefer the 300w layout.
I liked the rectangle trap best also. Small enough you could put several around the tank.
See also the 420s are spread out more rather than centered.Top is the 165 bottom is the 300
They are good detritivores and snacks for hungry wrasse. I'm shocked that the one I posted hasn't gotten snapped up yet. Tequila loves them
By the looks of it, it looks bacterial.Okay everyone. It looks like it’s panic time. Trying to stay calm but this doesn’t look good. Just noticed it since I got back from my trip. This is the top center ledge in my tank. The center coral is a WWC Ice Breaker and was a pearly white colony. It’s dead and whatever killed it is spreading to the colonies around it.
Ideas on what it might be and how to stop it. If I have to, that top rock is removable. It has 8 big colonies on it, but hoping I can stop this, whatever it is.
Need some help here.
Okay. Bugs, warfare and bacterial. Three options so far. The blackish area around the center coral is the dying red one. It had completely encrusted underneath the Ice Breaker. The idea of warfare makes a lot of sense to me. I’ve been having to trim that area a lot because they kept stinging each other. Maybe all out warfare started.
Warfare could have weekend it and made it susceptible to something...could just be warfare..who knows.Okay. Bugs, warfare and bacterial. Three options so far. The blackish area around the center coral is the dying red one. It had completely encrusted underneath the Ice Breaker. The idea of warfare makes a lot of sense to me. I’ve been having to trim that area a lot because they kept stinging each other. Maybe all out warfare started.
This was last month. You can see the red encruster completely under the white colony.
I dont think its bugs. Its spreading too even.Okay. Bugs, warfare and bacterial. Three options so far. The blackish area around the center coral is the dying red one. It had completely encrusted underneath the Ice Breaker. The idea of warfare makes a lot of sense to me. I’ve been having to trim that area a lot because they kept stinging each other. Maybe all out warfare started.
This was last month. You can see the red encruster completely under the white colony.
I will say the only time ive seen that black show up, in my limited experience, was with tin at toxic levels. It was bizzare.Okay. Bugs, warfare and bacterial. Three options so far. The blackish area around the center coral is the dying red one. It had completely encrusted underneath the Ice Breaker. The idea of warfare makes a lot of sense to me. I’ve been having to trim that area a lot because they kept stinging each other. Maybe all out warfare started.
This was last month. You can see the red encruster completely under the white colony.
Did it show up in a localized area, or throughout the tank.
It was like 1 colony at a time. I get that its diff than what you got cause its localized to that area, and since you were out of town we didnt get to seee the progression on that first colony you lost.
Full Golden Corral buffet style eh?
That's me at a seafood buffetFull Golden Corral buffet style eh?
You do Shaggy style too?
. freshwater is something im quite good at, my 125 south american tank is incredible (if i do say so myself)
