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| Reef Lobster | TG while the cycling is taking place, everything should be ok. Adam(Ajax)was just telling me today that as long as I left the algae alone and did not disturb it, the cleaning crew should take care of teh mess. I have started with 20 lefties, 20 blue legs and 20 snails. I will be adding twice that many in the next few days(from the 65). The tank has been up and running for a week now. I have also added a Red sea Sailfin Tang that caught my eye this afternoon. Very docile and friendly little fellow. Also new to my reef this afternoon are a pair of tank raised perculas. This evening I will be spending more time aquascaping the left side of the reef. I am thinking about puting back into the 65 a few of the colonies of zoanthids and ricordias(I have way to many). I have 350 ideas a minute as to what I should do on the left side and nothing rhymes in my head just yet:-( Cheers! Luis |
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are you going to put any of those deep water acro's in there? if so, what are you going to do about the lighting, or will they get use to the lighting pics to come soon, i hope TD | |
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| Limpet | Luis, looks fantastic. Two suggestions: 1. Use a quality ground fault interupter - it may save your life! 2. I suggest using a stainless steel catch pan (I had one made for about $100). The pan should be placed underneath the sump and plumbing. Even if you never have a leak (and you would be the first), it will also catch the salt creep from pipes. I have mine drain into a drain, so in the event of a major disaster, at least I don't ruin the floor and carpet. Mike |
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| Reef Lobster | TG you need one Ballast per bulb on the MH's, although I am firing 3 VHO's bulbs with a 660 ICECAP electronic ballast. Most MH ballasts fire one bulb. :-) Mike thanx a lot for the suggestions. I am a great advocate of a ground fault interrupter myself. Luis |
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