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Nice pics.
A few observations.......
a) I would remove the outer case and directional piece from your Seio pumps, gives more and wider flow and removes clutter and areas for detritus to build up.
b) Trim off the dead parts (sticks) from your gorgonian using a sharp scissors or razor
c) I would wedge the tree sponges into the rockwork in a high flow area, the base may die and rot if planted in the substrate.
A few observations.......
a) I would remove the outer case and directional piece from your Seio pumps, gives more and wider flow and removes clutter and areas for detritus to build up.
b) Trim off the dead parts (sticks) from your gorgonian using a sharp scissors or razor
c) I would wedge the tree sponges into the rockwork in a high flow area, the base may die and rot if planted in the substrate.
You can be very proud....You did a GREAT job with your tank!!!!!....I'm green with envy!!!!
My tank is being delivered on Sat eve & I am taking the advice to run saltwater to flush out all the new dust on it (still waiting to see those pictures he promised in my thread "oolic sand & tbs"....
I ssssooooooo want to get it RIGHT this time....I am open to any suggestions....
I know...I have already decided to move ahead S~L~O~W~L~Y....
Would Richard pipe in & tell us what brand ot skimmers he has in his tank & what kind of flow....
My tank is being delivered on Sat eve & I am taking the advice to run saltwater to flush out all the new dust on it (still waiting to see those pictures he promised in my thread "oolic sand & tbs"....
I ssssooooooo want to get it RIGHT this time....I am open to any suggestions....
I know...I have already decided to move ahead S~L~O~W~L~Y....
Would Richard pipe in & tell us what brand ot skimmers he has in his tank & what kind of flow....
Hey,
This is brand new to me. The pics look great but it's only the first day!.
I had an major effort with part 1 (see previous thread )\
I do think that a mega skimmer will help the cycle and will subsequent help out the issues to come .
Remember, I had a maximum and voluminous effort with part 1. If part 2 goes easily (as i hope), I'm a devout disciple, It's a work in progress though.
TBS has been forthright and completely helpful. I know that I have individual responsilbilty though. I'll soldier on.
OK let's start it up. Obama in 2008. I've had enough! I shot a moose too!
This is brand new to me. The pics look great but it's only the first day!.
I had an major effort with part 1 (see previous thread )\
I do think that a mega skimmer will help the cycle and will subsequent help out the issues to come .
Remember, I had a maximum and voluminous effort with part 1. If part 2 goes easily (as i hope), I'm a devout disciple, It's a work in progress though.
TBS has been forthright and completely helpful. I know that I have individual responsilbilty though. I'll soldier on.
OK let's start it up. Obama in 2008. I've had enough! I shot a moose too!
divemonster
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the hard coral in this pic is a Lobed Star Coral (at least that's what the coral ID chart in my logbook names it)
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