Can you tell me whats the best t5 bulbs you used and how long do you run them before been replaced with new ones. I see you replaced few tanks with new t5 pendants, what brand are they? Have you taken par readings on your tanks and how would your pendants compare to ATI Powermodules? Have you done test on led, reason I ask is that you mentioned that t5 more powerfull than led. Nineball (Coral reef in Canada) changing to full led on his 1650 gallon and is confident that it will work.
Very interesting video. I am also currious about why the iodine is put in RO and not salt water, it seems any part of the fragment/polyp that comes in contact would be damaged.
How many display tanks do u have running off that one sump? And how many return pumps r u running?
Roger
whaauw , very good macro pictures of very beautifull corals !!!! :thumbsup:
I've seen your video about the fragging technic you use on advanced aquarist , realy liked it too , nice that your are willing to share your expertise !
under witch kind of lighting are these corals (led , metal halide ... ) ?
greetingzz tntneon![]()
Just looked at this set up, and I think I am going to file for divorce and marry the setup. I am so jealous!
thanks for the video machado.i always wondered what you meant by polyp
the pictures of the fish really add color.
ive never been to portugal.
someday ill visit,my parents are from the island.
i would also like to see lisboa and of course your tanks.
thanks
vic mota
Hi.
First of all would like to say you set up looks amazing.
Is there any particular reason for using RO and Iodine in the flower vials could you not just leave nothing in there?
I've just done some small cutting around 4-5 polyps and have left the flower vials empty.
Thanks
Chris
Hi Machado. Not sure if you missed my post/question a few pages back?
Thanks
Chris
Sorry chr15_8, sorry, I did not notice your question. A part of your answer was given in the posts 996 and complemented in the others 1011, 1012, 1014 and 1049.
By the way, if you don't use anything inside the vial (water or sand) doesn't the vial tend to fluctuate widely in your tank?
Thanks for your words,
Cheers,