oldreefer76
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I see those Gorgs from Phishy in there they are looking good, I have got to see your set up in person
Closer up shot:
I have been playing around with an Ogles Mesoscope, and it is the coolest "toy" ever. Anyone keeping NPS filter feeders really should pick up one of these. I get to see my Dendronephthya actually feeding and ingesting (without question).
Very nice Uhuru! I have always been envious of your collection.
On the subject of continuous feeders, here's something I recently put together:
It is also a reactor to keep the food in continuous suspension. I decided to go with a magnetic stirrer instead of a pump in the hopes that it will not need as much cleaning. I added an Iceprobe chiller in order to keep the food cold in the reactor. It keeps the food in the high 30's. I haven't set it going yet as I'm waiting on one part, the o-ring gasket to keep it well sealed.
if you don't mind my asking.. What is the cost of this fridge ? This ones looks perfect for even feeding my large tank.
Sanjay.
Very nice. Continued success!!! I built a crude by the above systems feeder. So far it works well though. My Chilli coral has closed for four hours in 48 hours since I started using it. Anyone know what they do in nature?
Here is my new feeder to feed my non-photosynthetic corals:
Little fridge:
Fridge witha 24 hour feeding supply:
Pump to pump up to the tank:
Lastly the pipe inlet to the tank. It feeds right into a Koralia 6. Note the air pump turns on when the pump runs to mix things up. I also did not want pressure to build up in the refrigerator or a vacuum to build up because of the pump so that is why it runs only when it is pumping.
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slapshot that's a nice contraption - are you feeding a mix of fauna marin foods in that? how is the dosing pump tubing holding up? I have the same doser and some flasks I was thinking of using to experiment with different fauna marin mixtures.