GlennF's 1500 liter mixed reef tank

Glenn,

Any plans on allowing PMs through RC? I have a few questions for you.
 
Glenn, Do you have anything planned for your tank for 2015? New additions, different equipment?

Nothing special .
I just bought additional 2 of these lasr friday for my NPS colomn.

Limaria Scraba
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Glenn,

Any plans on allowing PMs through RC? I have a few questions for you.

I can't recieve/sent PM or do anything else but reading and postings. I can even see RC members information to lookup their threads. I have limited privilage, and I don't know what i can do about that :(.

Just google on my name.
Or use my facebook glennfdsr
 
I believe RC blocked his PM's. They don't want him selling his method without being a sponsor. Trust me, I've got lots of questions for him.


I never had much luck with flame scallops.

On the other hand i don't like pm, because i don't like explaining myself over and over again.
In the dutch reefing community my way of working has been officialy accepted on 2 largest forums besides kz,triton and balling.
They have both arranged a subforum to support it.


The limara scaba don't last very long in most systems.
A friend have it for 1 year now, and another one have it for 8 months already.
Well managed Carbon dosing and bacteria feeding seems to be the clue to succes. I am setting up a new (smaller) system now to keep large amounth of NPS in a small tank.
Beside that i am going to take part in a larger experiment with "sustainable reefing with Tim Wijgerde and Micheal Laterveer. They are marine biologist who are doing a study on how to keep dendronepthy's and other NPS corals alive. They are trying to develop a protocol for these corals which i support, because it can benefit/enhance the hobby greatly.
 
On the other hand i don't like pm, because i don't like explaining myself over and over again.
In the dutch reefing community my way of working has been officialy accepted on 2 largest forums besides kz,triton and balling.
They have both arranged a subforum to support it.


The limara scaba don't last very long in most systems.
A friend have it for 1 year now, and another one have it for 8 months already.
Well managed Carbon dosing and bacteria feeding seems to be the clue to succes. I am setting up a new (smaller) system now to keep large amounth of NPS in a small tank.
Beside that i am going to take part in a larger experiment with "sustainable reefing with Tim Wijgerde and Micheal Laterveer. They are marine biologist who are doing a study on how to keep dendronepthy's and other NPS corals alive. They are trying to develop a protocol for these corals which i support, because it can benefit/enhance the hobby greatly.


Sure I can understand that. Yet, you can't fully discuss your method. Which I belive not to be right.

That sounds very interesting. I'd like to follow it if you have plans to document it. Maybe pics of the setup.
 
Sure I can understand that. Yet, you can't fully discuss your method. Which I belive not to be right.

That sounds very interesting. I'd like to follow it if you have plans to document it. Maybe pics of the setup.

i will be posting or even start a thread when it's allowed, but i have to ask permission first because some research information may be confidential and therefore may not be publicated just yet.
 
I seem to love green colors
monday i purchased these:

smal scolymia bleeding apple.
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large mintgreen trachyphyllia
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greetings, GlennF
 
Hi GlennF

Absolutely amazing tank and great well done job. :thumbsup:

I would like to ask a question if this is OK with you. You say you do not do water changes but same time you referring to a new salt mix or new water. How does it work out? Do you actually do small WC or you just referring to mix of replacement elements? Thank you
 
Hi GlennF

Absolutely amazing tank and great well done job. :thumbsup:

I would like to ask a question if this is OK with you. You say you do not do water changes but same time you referring to a new salt mix or new water. How does it work out? Do you actually do small WC or you just referring to mix of replacement elements? Thank you

Thanks

To understand water chemistry i disected nsw and came up with an idea to put together a own salt mixture.
Ik have put together a sheet to mix new water, this was meant to start a new frag/experimental tank with water. But also used to replace water given away with frags or water used for incidental siphoning and cleaning. The skimmate also removes smal quantity of water. But that compensate more or lesss for the Salinity build up by using nahco3 and cacl2.

Some people may classify that as small wc, but if you replace about 20 liter in 2-3 months including give away frags water on a sytem with 1700 liter, i would say they should stick to their oppinion. Judge for yourself.
 
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Thursday jan 8, 2015 i added these beauties to my collection:

acanthastrea lordhowensis
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scolymia Australiensis
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