Recent content by JFK_Jr

IMO controlling the CO2 to turn on and off is not a good idea. Once the reactor is "dialed in", and producing an effluent of the proper PH, it will be stable as long as your CO2 rate and drip is constant. Make sure to purchase a good quality needle valve. In addition to my calcium...

Here's my Japanese Masked Swallowtails... they are as reef safe as you can get... don't bother or nip at anything.

Are you Garry Elliott, and is this your website? "GETTANKEDAQUARIUMS.com Home of Saltwater Correct Products"

Thanks everyone for the wonderful feedback. It's nice to hear from fellow reefers that understand what this hobby is all about. It cracks me up when friends come over and all they ask is... why don't I have more fish in the tank? :lol: rmlevasseur... here's my lighting breakdown.

Well... if you have two braces you need to provide lighting in three sections. I'm assuming you are talking MH. You would need a bulb left, middle and right... that should do the trick.

A few more shots...

Here's a shot of one of my Genicanthus Semifasciatus... Japanese Masked Swallowtail.

Check out the colors in this shot... these guys have really filled out nicely.

Cool... here we go again! :chair: :lurk:

The one on the rock is an Australian Prism Favia

Here it is... It's on the substrate.

Yeah... the tank is much brighter now with a little more of a bluish tint. I had noticed some of my shots were coming out a little dark so I've also been playing with my Sony Cybershot's (EV) Exposure value. It really helps to get rid of the darker shadows.

Great news Scott... Let's dance for joy... Yeah Baby!

Thanks everyone for the nice comments about my reef... it really is motivating to hear...:thumbup: Here's my FTS for today... My corraline had started to take hold again, so I did a little scraping to get it back to pristine looking condition.