geoxman
Premium Member
vsnph, That quote was from Dr.Mac not myself. I do keep a few SPS in my system and they do rather well.
jessp, Yes I have a high flow tank. IMHO zoanthids need a higher, broader flow that most SPS. This helps keep sediment from decaying on their mat.
I have (2) Seio 1500 at present and a mag24 for a return, that is spread out over 4 different outlets. So just a guess but about 4000 GPH plus, on a 61.5 gallon tank
The return is off in most of the pictures, when on there is still very little ripple effect on the surface-some but not much.
Even though I do not skim, I do use other natural methods for nutrient exportation.
I can try and get pictures over the weekend with everything on.
Thanks
jessp, Yes I have a high flow tank. IMHO zoanthids need a higher, broader flow that most SPS. This helps keep sediment from decaying on their mat.
I have (2) Seio 1500 at present and a mag24 for a return, that is spread out over 4 different outlets. So just a guess but about 4000 GPH plus, on a 61.5 gallon tank
The return is off in most of the pictures, when on there is still very little ripple effect on the surface-some but not much.
Even though I do not skim, I do use other natural methods for nutrient exportation.
I can try and get pictures over the weekend with everything on.
Thanks