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What is the HUGE coral colony on the right side of your tank?
Not sure who you are replying to but if asking me, the green Acropora on the front right is a Acropora muricata. I believe. I purchased it from Biota a couple years ago. I think they call it Palau Mutated Meatball. There is another green Acropora behind it between the BC Efflo 2.0 and the Montiporas but I don't know its name. I purchased it a while back at a local fish store. Green with a pink tip. One of the BTA's near it moved across it and did a bit of damage. Probably time I should remove those.
I hear and see on many threads that you can't have high nutrients to run a colorful and successful reef. I see every day on threads about "help my coral" or "Is this coral dead" there is information that keeps getting regurgitated about having to high of phosphates or nitrates. This thread is not intended to be a debate in what appropriate levels of nutrients should be. As we all know, there are a million different ways to run a reef tank and no 2 setups are exactly the same. So I am just curious to see everyone's POLLUTED tanks. Please list your typical parameters and post a video or picture.
Salinity: 35 Temp: 78.5 PH: 7.8 Alk: 8.5 Ca: 450 MG: 1500+ Po4: .365 No3: 42
What is the HUGE coral colony on the right side of your tank?
I had to scrape the front glass every 3 to 4 days.Are there some secrets in here for the super clear glass, especially with some of the higher than most people would recommend numbers? Or are y'all just scrubbing all the time?
Are there some secrets in here for the super clear glass, especially with some of the higher than most people would recommend numbers? Or are y'all just scrubbing all the time?
Are there some secrets in here for the super clear glass, especially with some of the higher than most people would recommend numbers? Or are y'all just scrubbing all the time?
A good scraper. I used to have a flipper and that is useless with tough algae’s. Switched to the AquaForest brand and that’s worked much better!Are there some secrets in here for the super clear glass, especially with some of the higher than most people would recommend numbers? Or are y'all just scrubbing all the time?