Italy's Best! Matured SPS Aquariums.

[trueblackpercula]

I guess i will do it
can i got a job at the UN ................
Posted by Sir
That one represents the amount that is gained from 250 mililiter of water, cozze, vongole etc etc....approximately 24 cubetti...one uses 1/2 cubetto every 3 days...
Therefore 260 mililiter (250 mililiter +mollushi)/24 cubetti = 10.8 mililiter...that it represents the amount in mililiter of 1 cubetto.
They are used some, at the beginnig, 1/2 cubetto, therefore approximately 5.5 mililiter.
I would not be however much “treasurer” on this aspect...5-6 every mililiter 3 days....
However he is simpler to use 1/2 cubetto directly, than to measure 5.5 mililiter with one syringe...exactly for comfort one says 1/2 cubetto....

I have succeeded in to dose also 1 cubetto to the day on 400 liters, but it is a slow process and that he demands much attention from part of the manager, in order to avoid that the nourishing are raised.
hello



Hope this helps
michael

 

[Louis]

Does the dosing of HGH effect fish? Wouldn't want to end up with a bunch of mutant fish.

 

[trueblackpercula]

No........... I asked the same question

 

[Claeth]

Sorry to interrupt the discussion on HGH, but, can we get back on the subject about the effects of overgrowth on these matured SPS dominated tanks? While they are beautiful, and definitely something to inspire better husbandry, I personally believe that the health of these corals are bieng risked by overgrowth. Simply due to light penetrations through to lower level corals. In my humble opinion, These corals should be propagated regularly to avoid such needless destruction of slower growing or lower placed corals. Not to mention propagation of these corals is going a long way towards actually saving our reefs from ourselves. If something were to happen to one of those tanks, and all those animals were lost, (as it happens all too often with older more mature sps tanks), it would be a true shame. So, can you get them to send me some frags please?

 

[Sir]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8705085#post8705085 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Claeth
Sorry to interrupt the discussion on HGH, but, can we get back on the subject about the effects of overgrowth on these matured SPS dominated tanks? While they are beautiful, and definitely something to inspire better husbandry, I personally believe that the health of these corals are bieng risked by overgrowth. Simply due to light penetrations through to lower level corals. In my humble opinion, These corals should be propagated regularly to avoid such needless destruction of slower growing or lower placed corals. Not to mention propagation of these corals is going a long way towards actually saving our reefs from ourselves. If something were to happen to one of those tanks, and all those animals were lost, (as it happens all too often with older more mature sps tanks), it would be a true shame. So, can you get them to send me some frags please?

Ciao, sono d'accordo anche io che i coralli dovrebbero avere i loro normali tempi di crescita, ma ti assicuro che con il gh, non subiscono nessun danno.
Vi ricordo che è inoltre possibile usare l'ormone solo per un periodo di tempo, ad esempio 6 mesi...e poi interrompere. Ai coralli non succede nulla; la loro crescita rallenta fino a rientrare nei canoni usuali.
La crescita non è comunque mai troppo esagerata...si arriva al massimo a 3 cm al mese su specie che crescono di per sè velocemente. Tutto però deve essere paragonato ad una ottima gestione...luce, skimmer, calcio, magnesio ecc ecc..senza di questo il gh non ha nessun effetto.
Ripeto che il gh NON E' necessario....diciamo che a volte è utile...

Sono assolutamente d'accordo che i reef andrebbero conservati, e infatti io non compro mai colonie selvatiche, ma solo talee proveniente da altre talee...come non compro pesci ormai da anni.
Con una corretta gestione si riescono a far crescere molto bene piccole talee...che danno sempre molta più soddisfazione di colonie di per sè già grandi.
Questo è un aspetto fondamentale..il rispetto verso i reef del pianeta e verso le colonie che teniamo...
questa nella foto è la vasca di Maurizio(quello del metodo BC..)...che aveva 12 anni...poi lui si è trasferito e ha dovuto smontare la vasca..comunque i coralli erano in ottima salute...sempre potati per ceracere di contenere la grande massa biologica....diciamo un acquario a filtraggio acropore!

ciao !

 

[rutz81]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8705408#post8705408 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Sir
Ciao, sono d'accordo anche io che i coralli dovrebbero avere i loro normali tempi di crescita, ma ti assicuro che con il gh, non subiscono nessun danno.
Vi ricordo che è inoltre possibile usare l'ormone solo per un periodo di tempo, ad esempio 6 mesi...e poi interrompere. Ai coralli non succede nulla; la loro crescita rallenta fino a rientrare nei canoni usuali.
La crescita non è comunque mai troppo esagerata...si arriva al massimo a 3 cm al mese su specie che crescono di per sè velocemente. Tutto però deve essere paragonato ad una ottima gestione...luce, skimmer, calcio, magnesio ecc ecc..senza di questo il gh non ha nessun effetto.
Ripeto che il gh NON E' necessario....diciamo che a volte è utile...

Sono assolutamente d'accordo che i reef andrebbero conservati, e infatti io non compro mai colonie selvatiche, ma solo talee proveniente da altre talee...come non compro pesci ormai da anni.
Con una corretta gestione si riescono a far crescere molto bene piccole talee...che danno sempre molta più soddisfazione di colonie di per sè già grandi.
Questo è un aspetto fondamentale..il rispetto verso i reef del pianeta e verso le colonie che teniamo...
questa nella foto è la vasca di Maurizio(quello del metodo BC..)...che aveva 12 anni...poi lui si è trasferito e ha dovuto smontare la vasca..comunque i coralli erano in ottima salute...sempre potati per ceracere di contenere la grande massa biologica....diciamo un acquario a filtraggio acropore!

ciao !

Hello, they are in agreement also I that the corals must have their normal times of increase, but I assure to you that with the gh, they do not endure no damage. You memory that is moreover possible to only use the hormone for a period of time, as an example 6 months… and then to interrupt. To corals it does not happen null; their increase slows down until ring-enter in the canoni usual. The increase is not however never too much exaggerated… it is arrived to the maximum to 3 cm to the month on species that grow of for himself fastly. All but it must be compared to an optimal management… light, skimmer, soccer, magnesium etc etc .senza of this the gh does not have no effect. I repeat that gh NOT the necessary E'….we say that sometimes it is useful… They are absolutely in agreement that the reef they would go conserved, and in fact I never do not buy wild colonies, but only talee coming from from other talee...com and I do not buy fish from years by now. With one corrected management they are succeeded to make to grow small talee very well… that it gives always much more satisfaction than already large colonies than for himself. This is a fundamental aspect. .il respect towards the reef of the planet and the colonies that we hold… this in the photo is the bathtub of Maurizio (that one of method BC.)… that he had 12 years then… it has moved itself and had to take apart vasca..com unque the corals was in optimal health… always prunes to you for ceracere to contain the great biological mass….we say an Aquarius to acropore filtering! hello!

 

[Herpervet]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8702792#post8702792 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by trueblackpercula
I guess i will do it
can i got a job at the UN ................
Posted by Sir
That one represents the amount that is gained from 250 mililiter of water, cozze, vongole etc etc....approximately 24 cubetti...one uses 1/2 cubetto every 3 days...
Therefore 260 mililiter (250 mililiter +mollushi)/24 cubetti = 10.8 mililiter...that it represents the amount in mililiter of 1 cubetto.
They are used some, at the beginnig, 1/2 cubetto, therefore approximately 5.5 mililiter.
I would not be however much “treasurer” on this aspect...5-6 every mililiter 3 days....
However he is simpler to use 1/2 cubetto directly, than to measure 5.5 mililiter with one syringe...exactly for comfort one says 1/2 cubetto....

I have succeeded in to dose also 1 cubetto to the day on 400 liters, but it is a slow process and that he demands much attention from part of the manager, in order to avoid that the nourishing are raised.
hello



Hope this helps
michael

This makes sense. He is saying you start off at around 1/2 cube per 100 gallons every 3 days. He has done up to 1 cube per 400 liters per day but you must go slowly and build up to that or you can overload the system and end up with high nutrients.

Thanks for the translation.

 

[messy1messmer]

wow. i like the T5

 

[messy1messmer]

"Blu Coral Method" does anybody know where you can get this in the USA. sorry if i missed it in the last few pages.

 

[reefsahoy]

I say this with great respect. "you people make me sick!" those tanks are just plain awesome!

 

[Claeth]

can someone update me on the meaning of Cozze, Vongole, and Cubetti or Cubetto? they all sound like wines to me.

 

[Herpervet]

cubetto=cube i.e. ice cube
Cozze and Vongole are two of the following: shrimp, mussel, clam, oyster. but don't ask me which two.

 

[Sir]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8716697#post8716697 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Claeth
can someone update me on the meaning of Cozze, Vongole, and Cubetti or Cubetto? they all sound like wines to me.

Cozze

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Vongole

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[Herpervet]

Sir,

The same species of clam and mussle are available here. What size shrimp and oyster do you use? The oysters I purchased were HUGE as were the shrimp so I didn't use 5 of them as it would have been a very large amount of oyster especially.

 

[Serioussnaps]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8564174#post8564174 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Covey
These are all large, well equiped, well cared for, mature reefs.

People are looking for the magic bullet again.


BTW nothing against these tanks there awesome, but people are crazy if they think there tanks will turn into these overnight with HGH.

Just read this thread and i would like to BUMP this quote

Id also like to add that they are well FED

FEEDING IMO IS A CRUCIAL PART OF THE VITALITY OF THESE REEFS AND ANY REEFS FOR THAT MATTER

nice tanks by the way...i think some of you guys need to get bigger tanks and move the corals out so you can stop pruning them and get more big bad acros...definitely need bigger tanks you all are killin it!

 

[Sir]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8719108#post8719108 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Herpervet
Sir,

The same species of clam and mussle are available here. What size shrimp and oyster do you use? The oysters I purchased were HUGE as were the shrimp so I didn't use 5 of them as it would have been a very large amount of oyster especially.

Ciao,
bè anche su questo non è necessario essere troppo precisi...se sono troppo grandi magari si riduce un pò la quantità...invece di 5 se ne mettono 4...oppure si riduce un pò la quantità di pappone che viene dato alla vasca...sei libero di gestire come vuoi la ricetta...a seconda delle tue esigenze....è un metodo di alimentazione, molto molto semplice...e facilmente gestibile!
ciao

 

[Sir]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8719935#post8719935 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Serioussnaps
Just read this thread and i would like to BUMP this quote

Id also like to add that they are well FED

FEEDING IMO IS A CRUCIAL PART OF THE VITALITY OF THESE REEFS AND ANY REEFS FOR THAT MATTER

nice tanks by the way...i think some of you guys need to get bigger tanks and move the corals out so you can stop pruning them and get more big bad acros...definitely need bigger tanks you all are killin it!

Ciao,
sono d'accordo...l'alimentazione stà alla base della buona riuscita nella coltivazione di acropore....
come ho già ripetuto diverse volte il gh non è necessario, ma è un qualcosa in più che promuove una crescita maggiore....ho anche detto che puoi usarlo solo per pochi mesi....e che quindi non è necessario avere dei giganteschi acquari.....magari si può sfruttare il metodo solo per aumentare la crescita quando si hanno talee non molto grandi...successivamente si continua ad alimentare con un pappone semplice...nessuno lo vieta. Anche io non lo uso. l'ho usato in passato.

non capisco questa frase...qualcuno può tradurla per me??? grazie!

"definitely need bigger tanks you all are killin it!"

ciao!

 

[trueblackpercula]

I think the reason these tank look this nice is becuase they are doing stuff that we are not . People keep saying stop looking for the magic bullet but this sure looks tempting I mean just look at there tanks ..............................sure they are well cared for so is mine and just about everyone here on reef central. But I don't see many tanks like that around here. Please don't take what I am saying in the wrong way it's everytime somebody comes with a different approce around here it just gets bashed without it even being tried.
Michael

 

[N-A-S-O]

I really can't stand it when people say..."you guys are just looking for a magic bullet". To tell you the truth I'm just looking for a method that produces excellent results. So please show me a tank that has these kind of results with the "just feed them fish poop" method because I have yet to see one. Wether it's with HGH or without HGH. The Italian methods are worth looking into and trying

 

[trueblackpercula]

AMEN