Loving the new scape, looks great in the video.
That was you making the noise in the video... the email notification. It was this comment.
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Loving the new scape, looks great in the video.
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You're absolutely right about needing to keep nutrients up high enough however i couldn't do it and I got to the point I was feeding heavily 3 times a day plus reef roids 2 or 3 days a week and phyto at least 3 nights a week if not more.... i just couldn't keep up!
I think too he has a very small skimmer on that tank where we have bigger skimmers most likely pulling a lot more out of the water... His reactor i would say is the primary filtration on that system. We're in the opposite position of that equation me thinks.
Heck, does that mean I can pull the cup off my skimmer? Or just open the drain so it doesn't fill the sump with bubbles... haha, seriously tho, something to think about.
Is chaeto, when given the right parameters to grow, powerful enough to be the only filtration system on a tank? I think it's possible. Maybe a bit of carbon to remove any yellowing dyes in the water.
Sounds frustrating. I've been following along with you guys for the most part and I must say I am learning a ton. It seems there's SO MANY ways to do things in this hobby and no sure fire way to be 100% successful. Hope you find a solution soonUmmm let me see, I'm at work right now. Took that before I left this afternoon. I did have to scrape the glass A LOT when I woke up. There were air bubbles in the algae on the glass. Crazy stuff. This whole idea of just leaving things alone is the worse advice I've ever heard of... since when does algae grow on living coral? Also my lobo has yet to get fluffy. The spikes sticking out of it have that algae stuff growing on them. The zoas and acans seem to be unaffected.
This is a pic from last week, but you can see the start of the brown takeover on the rocks.
I'm about to give up on corals and put 5 gallons of carbon and GFO in this tank and call it FOWLR. This has been the most frustrating tank ever. I might just put 5 gallons of bleach in it.
Sounds frustrating. I've been following along with you guys for the most part and I must say I am learning a ton. It seems there's SO MANY ways to do things in this hobby and no sure fire way to be 100% successful. Hope you find a solution soon
Sounds frustrating. I've been following along with you guys for the most part and I must say I am learning a ton. It seems there's SO MANY ways to do things in this hobby and no sure fire way to be 100% successful. Hope you find a solution soon
Lucky for you I work on barges and tug boats!Where are my manners...
Welcome to the Deep Blue Sea @Snyder1456! Glad to have you on board, although we seem to be hitting a bit of a squall right now. Batten down the hatches and prepare to bail water. Things might get rough before they get better.
Lucky for you I work on barges and tug boats!
You just changed all rock. May have started a cyno outbreak. What your nitrates and phosphates at.