A Few of my SPS
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Haha good luck! If you want CUC to deal with diatoms though, don't buy Nassarius.
I thought of the Nassarius cause the diatoms are only on the sand. I am hoping that these snails will help by stirring it up.
On the way to glory again nick buddy:beer:
Awesome pics and i can't wait to see the fts.Corals look goooood
Thank you, Mike. Don't know about glory, just trying my best to keep afloat.
Thank you, Steve. You need to update your thread!! Ever since you've been awarded with ROTM, you've disappeared. Now that you have success, don't forget about us little hobbyists. ;-)
Thank you, Sahin. I don't feed my corals anything. Fishes - Weekdays, I feed them once a day. Weekends, twice a day. Foods are all frozen: mysis, brine, spirulina, plankton and blood worms. I rinse everything before I feed.
I'm sorry, Mindy. Unfortunately, I don't have an answer to your question. :-( But rest assure, I will overcome this battle!
Well, Nick, I don't see much of a diatom issue.. I have to say..
I do see incredibly coloured corals..
Fts would certainly be nice!
There is a blue coral below the PC superman - out of focus..
Looks like a nice deep water..
Missed your question, Matt. It's a solitaryensis. It has lost color since I reaquascaped.
reefmutt
Active member
Nick based on the few shots you have posted, I'd say it's only a matter of time before this tank is as great as your last.. Diatoms are small potatoes. Don't loose sight of the forest for the trees..
Don't get too caught up with them, they may just disappear on their own..
Hope to hear a little more from you.
Don't get too caught up with them, they may just disappear on their own..
Hope to hear a little more from you.
Nick based on the few shots you have posted, I'd say it's only a matter of time before this tank is as great as your last.. Diatoms are small potatoes. Don't loose sight of the forest for the trees..
Don't get too caught up with them, they may just disappear on their own..
Hope to hear a little more from you.
Thank you for the comforting words, Matt. I won't loose sight as this is 1 of the characteristic that I love about our hobby, troubleshooting.
This is the Plankton that I feed...
biggles
Premium Member
Those acros look extremely yummy Nick, very healthy looking frags mate I like the second one a whole lot.........
Tried some plankton but only the bigger fish would eat it, the anthias wouldn't touch the stuff so i stick with lots of mysis instead. High protein foods make good poo for acros imo.
I like the second one a whole lot.........Tried some plankton but only the bigger fish would eat it, the anthias wouldn't touch the stuff so i stick with lots of mysis instead. High protein foods make good poo for acros imo.
Those acros look extremely yummy Nick, very healthy looking frags mate
Tried some plankton but only the bigger fish would eat it, the anthias wouldn't touch the stuff so i stick with lots of mysis instead. High protein foods make good poo for acros imo.
Thank you, Andrew. It's nothing compare to all those awesome colonies that you have.
I've noticed the same eating behavior once the anthias are first introduce to my tank. But, just like all animals...when they are hungry they will eat anything. Perhaps, you are spoiling your anthias to much.
Bought it as an unknown bugger. I'm going to go with the current trend....Stonecold Pink Power.
Your correct, Matt. It's a purple dragon eyes and Oregon Tort.
Everything must come to an end. So, I'm going to close this "chapter" as I'm in the process of shutting down the tank.
I sincerely thank all the hobbyists that have followed and support this thread. I will be back soon.
Best wishes to everyone and happy reefing! :wavehand:
I sincerely thank all the hobbyists that have followed and support this thread. I will be back soon.
Best wishes to everyone and happy reefing! :wavehand:
