250g SPS Tank from Beijing
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BM 360 is very good in capability, I change to BK for two reason: one is the noise of BM 360 is bigger then BK; the other is the heat, the temperature of Beijing is so high in summer and I want to add more lighting power to the system(VHO and LED), so I try to lower the heat produced by pumps as low as possible, BM 360 need four pumps running and BK internal just need one pump.
flying_dutchman
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Just amzing:eek2: :eek1:
Alan Shawn
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Hi, Welles,i am in shanghai. I am wondering how you can get the TM 's NaCl free salt in Beijing or China? I am dying for that kind of salt for my Balling Method
Thank you!
Thank you!
Alan Shawn
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thank you! Welles
Alan Shawn
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Hi,Welles, sorry to bother you again. But could you tell me the exact name of this TM's NaCl free salt. I just cannot find it on your recommanded website.
Here it is: http://www.sewatec.de/advanced_sear...ywords=Tropic+Marin+Pro-Special+Miner&x=9&y=8
The name of it is "Tropic Marin Pro-Special Mineral", and there are two kind of package.
Alan Shawn
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thank you! you are so helpful!
oligotrophic
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What a nice TOTM!
Cools colors, nice aquascaping and a track record of maintaining the corals.
Congrats to Welles from Ferrand ftp0001 @ youtube
Zhi shi Zhong Guo de zhiao ao !
Cools colors, nice aquascaping and a track record of maintaining the corals.
Congrats to Welles from Ferrand ftp0001 @ youtube
Zhi shi Zhong Guo de zhiao ao !
Hi Welles,
Greetings from Shanghai. You are an inspiration to a new reefer like me.
I have problems getting the purple colours out of my SPS. They tend to turn brown. I am using 15K Metal Halides with 4xBlue Actinic and am wondering should I switch to 10K? Water parameters are fine I think with zero Phosphate and Nitrates. Using Rowas for Phosphate.
The other thing I am considering is whether I should add activated carbon into the Phosphate reactor to enhance filtration.
Mine is a 100% SPS tank with a few zoanthids. 11 fishes for a 150G tank.
Appreciate your views. Thanks
Greetings from Shanghai. You are an inspiration to a new reefer like me.
I have problems getting the purple colours out of my SPS. They tend to turn brown. I am using 15K Metal Halides with 4xBlue Actinic and am wondering should I switch to 10K? Water parameters are fine I think with zero Phosphate and Nitrates. Using Rowas for Phosphate.
The other thing I am considering is whether I should add activated carbon into the Phosphate reactor to enhance filtration.
Mine is a 100% SPS tank with a few zoanthids. 11 fishes for a 150G tank.
Appreciate your views. Thanks
Thanks, guys
to chawming: Generally I prefer 10K for its higher PAR value, and higher PAR value will reduce zooxanthellae in the coral tissue and make the color looks better, more blue color lighting should be the next step for it (just for view).
Personally I think it is not necessary to put the activated carbon into a reactor.
to chawming: Generally I prefer 10K for its higher PAR value, and higher PAR value will reduce zooxanthellae in the coral tissue and make the color looks better, more blue color lighting should be the next step for it (just for view).
Personally I think it is not necessary to put the activated carbon into a reactor.
kenhuang6269
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Beautiful reef !! I love the colors and the natural looking aquascape. It's very pleasing to the eye.
Psionicdragon
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好漂亮！
lionfish300
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Thanks for the pictures Welles, your reef colors are stunning. Keep up the good work
Algae Growwer
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Very nice !!!:fish1::thumbsup:
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