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djbacon · 02-13-2008, 11:16 AM

Now it gets fun folks :-) Got my first small coral this weekend. Was debating between a frogspawn and a gorgeous heliofungia but decided to stick with the easier variety. The FS were all a bit too big for my little nano so I opted for this smaller green and purple hammer coral, which so far has been doing very well.

got my lights running now, been slowly increasing their ON time over the last few days. Testing for new fun levels:

PH 8.1
Temp 79
SG - 1.024
N03 <10
NH3/4 0
Calcium - 440
dkh - 9.5
Phosphate - 0

New tank shot below :-) Looking forward to filling up some of that bottom space with Mushrooms, Zoas and Palys next. Woo Hoo!

02-13-2008, 11:16 AM	#90 (permalink)
djbacon Torch coral Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: San Francisco Posts: 569 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Now it gets fun folks :-) Got my first small coral this weekend. Was debating between a frogspawn and a gorgeous heliofungia but decided to stick with the easier variety. The FS were all a bit too big for my little nano so I opted for this smaller green and purple hammer coral, which so far has been doing very well. got my lights running now, been slowly increasing their ON time over the last few days. Testing for new fun levels: PH 8.1 Temp 79 SG - 1.024 N03 <10 NH3/4 0 Calcium - 440 dkh - 9.5 Phosphate - 0 New tank shot below :-) Looking forward to filling up some of that bottom space with Mushrooms, Zoas and Palys next. Woo Hoo! __________________ Check out my awesome 14g nanoreef in progress - http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...ater-tank.html The Nano Club - It's not the size of the reef. It's what's in it that counts Last edited by djbacon : 02-13-2008 at 07:39 PM.