100 Gallon H. Erectus, Seagrass, Macro Algae Lagoon
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bluenassarius
retired algae slanger
very impressive system dude~ i like the tangs in the tank. :thumbsup:
Kind of, but not exactly off subject
Kind of, but not exactly off subject
I have a tank set up with the same sea grasses as yours, Turtle, Shoal and Manatee. I went to a LFS today to buy a CO2 injection system but was told Sea Horses wouldn't be able to handle the change in PH. Such as a PH as low as 7.0-7.4 or so. What are the PH & KH levels of your tank? How much CO2 do you add? As in, how many bubbles per minute? Have you had to make any other water chemistry changes specifically for the horses?
Thank you,
Sven
P.S. Your tank is gorgeous.
Kind of, but not exactly off subject
I have a tank set up with the same sea grasses as yours, Turtle, Shoal and Manatee. I went to a LFS today to buy a CO2 injection system but was told Sea Horses wouldn't be able to handle the change in PH. Such as a PH as low as 7.0-7.4 or so. What are the PH & KH levels of your tank? How much CO2 do you add? As in, how many bubbles per minute? Have you had to make any other water chemistry changes specifically for the horses?
Thank you,
Sven
P.S. Your tank is gorgeous.
Dante_JoseCuerv
New member
By the way, love the sea moths. beautiful creatures... wish I could keep a pair in my 90Gal but I doubt they'd do that well. I've got enough pods, but I think my lamarck's would scare the bejeebus out of them.
Dante_JoseCuerv
New member
@ OP
Do you have any tips on keeping those seamoths other than keeping them in a pair?
I'm hopefully gonna be getting a pair in soon and I was just trying to find out what would work for these little buggers. I've got the food source basically pinned down for them so I'm not worried about them starving, I just wanna know if there's any tips I can get before these guys go in my tank.
How big is that sea moth? I know they're not huge or anything but are they like a giant dragonet?
Do you have any tips on keeping those seamoths other than keeping them in a pair?
I'm hopefully gonna be getting a pair in soon and I was just trying to find out what would work for these little buggers. I've got the food source basically pinned down for them so I'm not worried about them starving, I just wanna know if there's any tips I can get before these guys go in my tank.
How big is that sea moth? I know they're not huge or anything but are they like a giant dragonet?
InsaneClownFish
New member
Fantastic! Have you had any difficulty keeping any of the macros?
IE- Were there any particularly fussy macros you've come across?
IE- Were there any particularly fussy macros you've come across?
dzeadow
Premium Member
I realize this thread seems to have been dead a while but I thought I'd ask a question. We know that green macro algae is green and blocks green light but absorbs red/blue right? Well, since your tank has a lot of great growing red macros, do you use any different lighting to promote this or is a 6500k bulb just fine for red as well as green or purple or blue or whatever it is we want to keep? I just didn't know if a bulb that was closer to a blue/green or something would be better for reds or not?
