My 500 gallon propagation build

[Marcoss]

Looking great! Are those tiny mangroves that looked submerged?

 

[alexgv14]

Yes, they are mangroves. Good thing about living in south Florida they are pretty easy to pick up. I am just starting to grow those out.

 

[Marcoss]

Thats awesome. They almost look like tiny cacti. I didn't think they would grow under water. You learn something new every day.

 

[Mpek]

Hey Alex...Any updates?

 

[alexgv14]

Updates on my 1100 gallon system

Updates on my 1100 gallon system

Hey,

Its actually closer to 1100 gallons now I included my display into it since its so much easier to maintain stability and maintenance is much easier also. I have learned a lot of lessons with this system.

Here are some pictures if you have any questions ask away. I would like to challenge myself to make it better. I also recently started doing the triton method

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[alexgv14]

 

[alexgv14]

I have a picture their also of my breeding pair of clownfish and their babies.

 

[Mpek]

Outstanding bud! It's looking really good. Keep it up!

 

[Marcoss]

This is awesome! Is this in your basement? How do you keep the humidity down? I want to do something like this at home, but my wife refuses to let me have them in the unfinished basement, but to me its the perfect spot. The only draw I can think of is pumping in fresh air to keep the pH at a stable level.

 

[alexgv14]

I live in Miami and I converted my outside patio deck to have walls. But I do have a big problem with humidity in the winter. During the summer the AC removes the humid air.

 

[Marcoss]

Thanks for the fast reply! This makes me want to do it again!

 

[SPotter]

any updates?