Search results

Re: Mega-Powerful Nitrate and Phosphate Remover Replaces Skimmer, Refugium, Everythin Hey Santa, just a couple of questions.... I turned my wet/dry filter into a little ats for my nano, I used the roughed up plastic canvas, and I am starting to get a little bit of algae attaching to the screen...

Any updates lemonpeel? How is your kenya tree doing?

Good to know Reddog! Thanks for the heads up!

Cool thanks tnwillia! Happy Reefing :)

Ok soooo after a ridiculous amount of research I do not in fact have a montipora. I have a frag of purple goniopora....not a beginner coral oops! I guess I should have known better than to rely on the LFS employee for ID :ashamed: But, on the up side, it seems to have eaten that cyclopeeze, and...

Hello all, just picked up some of the cyclopeeze soft gel packs and was wondering what everyone else thought about it. I couldn't find any freeze dried or frozen cyclopeeze so I opted for the gel, I just mixed it around in a shot glass with some tank water and poured it in, my corals seemed to...

Re: Mega-Powerful Nitrate and Phosphate Remover Replaces Skimmer, Refugium, Everythin

Re: Mega-Powerful Nitrate and Phosphate Remover Replaces Skimmer, Refugium, Everythin WOW! what an interesting thread! I am going to try and set one of these up but on a much smaller scale (I only have a 12G nano) my phosphates and nitrates fluctuate alot due to the small size and I have been...

Thanks all!!! :) :thumbup:

good to know! Thanks :)

Hello all, just picked up a small frag of green maze brain coral, wondering where in the tank would be the best place for it? I have 36W 50/50 PC coralife lights, right now I have it at the very top but I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions of a better place to put it. My tank is a nano...

Hmmmm I can't answer your question but I hope someone with more knowledge can... I just picked up a similar frag and was wondering the same thing! I hope someone can answer this!!! :)

Very informative article Steve! I just found a couple of peanut worms in my tank recently and that was by far the best article that I have read about them. Thanks! :thumbup:

No problem, I know what it's like to be frustrated with this hobby at times!!! lol I'll be following your journey and look forward to seeing your reef succeed! :)

Sounds good :clink: I got brand new bulbs 4 days ago, and ended up re-rockscaping after a rockslide oops, and I found a really cool piece of decorative barnacle live rock at the lfs today, and my boyfriend got the ok from me to get a little brain coral frag, so we have a little maze brain coral...

Hello, I don't have a sump or skimmer :( but I do water changes once a week, more if needed (I perform param checks every other day usually). When I do a change I usually do about 4 gallons, my tank is a 12 G but after live rock (about 20 lbs) and sand (about 10 lbs) I know there isn't 12G...

Your tank looks beautiful! I am sorry to hear about your frustrations, I am in a similar situation with my 12G nano. It's been set up for about a year now and I still can't seem to keep much alive. I BARELY have any coralline growing, have 3 zoa heads left, 1 mushroom left, and have been through...

Ok so I found my replacement bulbs that I needed for 13.99 on sale at fosterandsmith aquatics, so my boyfriend ordered them for me for xmas :) gotta love a partner that supports the hobby lol. So, I installed those so my 12G eclipse now has 36W of 50/50 brand spankin new shiny bulbs over it, in...

Well I have the stock 13W 50/50 PC, and then yes the coralife fixture I have is a PC light, but I have done alot of reading recently and it sounds like my lighting might not cut it in the long run. I would like to keep softies, zoas, mushrooms, leathers, things like that. I was thinking though...

Ok, so after so many hours of researching I am more frustrated than EVER!!! All I need is the best light possible for my 12G eclipse for hopefully less than 250$. I currently have a coralife 50/50 that puts out a total of 36W, but the more reading I do it sounds like that is not nearly enough...