...Project Autumn...(or journey to NPC world)

[Mylilreef]

hey roman, i finally got to see it in person the other day. absolutly stunning! good job man!

 

[youngreef180]

Been following this for awhile and it is turning out even better than I thought would love to see it some day.

 

[happysak]

hey roman, i finally got to see it in person the other day. absolutly stunning! good job man!

Thank You

Been following this for awhile and it is turning out even better than I thought would love to see it some day.

Come over, I will give you a tour

 

[happysak]

It is almost three months as azoox cube was set up. Thank you all for warm words and comments. This tank made me rethink a lot of things about reef keeping. There is very little information on keeping azooxanthellae corals, so all research and development mostly done in hobbyists' tanks. Despite this there is good news. My crinoid finally smarten up and move from sitting on top off big power head( power head cause some leg chopping issues) to sitting on top off small power head. He is regrown his legs back, which is a good sign, that he gets enough nutrition. Tukas are going strong and maintaining unbelievable colors. NO3 was climbing up for past months, but biopellets are getting this problem under control. Thank you again for following this thread.

Cheers, Roman

 

[cody6766]

I'm looking forward to seeing how the biopellets work. I'm thinking about adding them to my system, so I'll definitely be following your experience with them.

 

[happysak]

Cody, I will be updating.
Ever wonder how much to feed? Here we go Reef Nutrition Calculator.

 

[happysak]

First attempt to refrigerated feeding system:bigeyes:

 

[InsideJoke]

Let me know how that goes. I've discussed doing something with the fiance about setting a fridge up for my tank and she seemed semi-okay with the idea. So something like that would be aweosme.

 

[happysak]

Let me know how that goes. I've discussed doing something with the fiance about setting a fridge up for my tank and she seemed semi-okay with the idea. So something like that would be aweosme.

I will. Still waiting on few more dosing pumps

 

[mikencarol]

Roman...I stopped by Saturday and checked out you little fridge at Aquariums....looks pretty cool but I couldn't find the Bud Light anywhere in it...What's the deal?????!!!!!

 

[happysak]

looks pretty cool but I couldn't find the Bud Light anywhere in it...What's the deal?????!!!!!

:beer: I will look into that:lol2:

 

[happysak]

How to:

How to:

How to get your media reactor ready for biopellets:

Thing you will need,

1) Reactor(of your choice)

2) Mesh rings

3) Small zip ties

4) Biopellets(of your choice)

 

[happysak]

Cut mesh rings to size(to feet reactor)

Mount them to diffusion plates with small zip ties

Assemble reactor

Enjoy your biopellets

 

[chuggy]

where did yopu get the mesh rings?

 

[Oklahomareefer]

You can purchase those at hobby stores. They are plastic canvas disk for needle pointing

 

[cjilge]

You can purchase those at hobby stores. They are plastic canvas disk for needle pointing

Thank you! I will pick some up tonight!

 

[happysak]

where did yopu get the mesh rings?

I got mine at Hobby Lobby

I will pick some up tonight!

Are you going biopellets root?

 

[happysak]

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[cjilge]

I got mine at Hobby Lobby



Are you going biopellets root?

Yep, up and running for about 5 days. will post params tonight. I ended up p/u a Reef Octopus BR-140 reactor. and its a beast!

 

[happysak]

I ended up p/u a Reef Octopus BR-140 reactor. and its a beast!

That's nice one. I went ahead and got me phosballs and looking at br-70 or 110 to run them with