Thank you!
I'm more proud of the fuss-free and lower cost part of this sort of aquarium vs reef tank
I'm more proud of the fuss-free and lower cost part of this sort of aquarium vs reef tank
40g Long Naturally sun-lit tank
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I'm more proud of the fuss-free and lower cost part of this sort of aquarium vs reef tank
That is very appealing too!
Love the view.
With respect to red macro growth, I have added iron and iodine as additives to dose. The iron is obvious. To me, iodine was counter intuitive. I remember reading it, but I can’t find the link.
PS: K reread last page and see where you are already dosing that.
With respect to red macro growth, I have added iron and iodine as additives to dose. The iron is obvious. To me, iodine was counter intuitive. I remember reading it, but I can’t find the link.
PS: K reread last page and see where you are already dosing that.
LOL yes! I'm dosing more Potassium too because of the lab analysis results you've kindly shared
Traded some macros over the weekends, please help me with the ID if you are positive about it
This could be flat blade Gracilaria?
And maybe Liagora?
And a bad news. The regal Tang died too
it was the most aggressive fish in the tank. And there has been a series of mysterious death of healthy fishes recently.
I've also caught a Gorilla Crab :O
Ending the post with photos of the inhabitances, please no more missing/dead fishes!
The Mandarin going for frozen brineshrimp
This could be flat blade Gracilaria?
And maybe Liagora?
And a bad news. The regal Tang died too
it was the most aggressive fish in the tank. And there has been a series of mysterious death of healthy fishes recently.I've also caught a Gorilla Crab :O
Ending the post with photos of the inhabitances, please no more missing/dead fishes!
The Mandarin going for frozen brineshrimp
Picture #1 looks to be Gracilaria Hayi on the left. Hayi is high in calcium. Is it somewhat stiff?
https://www.marineplantbook.com/marinebookgrachayi.htm
Gracilaria Tikvahiae has tree seperate cultivars with “flat bladed” being one of them.
https://www.algaebarn.com/product-category/macro-algae/
Gorilla Crab is a vicious predator of anything that is eatable. It is a carnivore.
https://www.marineplantbook.com/marinebookgrachayi.htm
Gracilaria Tikvahiae has tree seperate cultivars with “flat bladed” being one of them.
https://www.algaebarn.com/product-category/macro-algae/
Gorilla Crab is a vicious predator of anything that is eatable. It is a carnivore.
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That last pic is a great one of the clown! Good luck with your new macros!
Thank you Michael!
over ~15 x Nassarius, ~5 x Nerite, ~2 x Turban, they're not interested in the macros :beer:
over ~15 x Nassarius, ~5 x Nerite, ~2 x Turban, they're not interested in the macros :beer:
Very nice. Great variety of color and texture. The mangrove is a nice addition too. It's always fun to see what your tank is up to! So consistently good!
Cksss, I always enjoy your FTS! Your tank has evolved beautifully.
Also, it inspires me to keep moving on mine!
How's the mangrove holding up? I would think it would be in shock for awhile, then bounce back. I bet with your tank's location, it will thrive! Ah, the Penthouse life!
Also, it inspires me to keep moving on mine!
How's the mangrove holding up? I would think it would be in shock for awhile, then bounce back. I bet with your tank's location, it will thrive! Ah, the Penthouse life!
Thank you!
Thank you! i've been following your post and your recent re-creation of the mangrove root replica closely too
And i'm starting to be concern about the mangrove in my tank. The 'trunk' of the mangrove has turned black and is covered by some hairalgae like algae, except they're of a darker tone. It is still growing though.
