andamanocean
New member
Hi, all,
I live on the reef literally, walking out my back door down past the pool and into the beach (sand) then across the live rock, and well there's corals everywhere so optimal conditions.
The wife (surely illegal for me to do, or something i can be extorted over - mass corruption here) goes and collects water daily etc),
Our system water is directly from the ocean at the base of the garden 200 meters and put directly in the tank (which is covered in coral)
I have a 50 Gallon with sump, and one Led lights "Deebow" DEE-80 80-100m Total Power 36w
http://www.elmundomarino.com/ilumina...ee-p-4443.html
Adaptive LED display length 80-100cm recommended for marine aquariums
• LED display with 4 positions: white light, moonlight, white light more moonlight, and off (has 2 separate switches) . • screen suitable for maintaining demanding corals. • a beatable: the screen can rotate (90) to facilitate . access to the aquarium
• Stresses especially for its low energy, fine and manageable consumption, easy installation. Includes mounting removable.
• Features Technical:
- Total number of LEDs: 72
- Adaptable: 80-100cm - Power: 36
W - Length: 80cm
Our tank is SPS driven, yet i am not seeing growth and i'd say even receding
of-course all the parameters are fine and checked, and the standard for SPS, and of-course my water etc is all taken where the corals grow naturally.
So where could i be going wrong? are the lights not strong enough (i was assured they would be),
FYI i change 5 litres daily also (main tank is 140l, and sump 60l, but have roughly 25kg live rock in main and 5kg in sump) everything else is fine (fish, inverts etc).
Interesting, frying coral, http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh....php?t=2034606
Ok tank is 30 inch Long, 16 inch wide and 18inch high roughly (tape measure is in car)
I live on the reef literally, walking out my back door down past the pool and into the beach (sand) then across the live rock, and well there's corals everywhere so optimal conditions.
The wife (surely illegal for me to do, or something i can be extorted over - mass corruption here) goes and collects water daily etc),
Our system water is directly from the ocean at the base of the garden 200 meters and put directly in the tank (which is covered in coral)
I have a 50 Gallon with sump, and one Led lights "Deebow" DEE-80 80-100m Total Power 36w
http://www.elmundomarino.com/ilumina...ee-p-4443.html
Adaptive LED display length 80-100cm recommended for marine aquariums
• LED display with 4 positions: white light, moonlight, white light more moonlight, and off (has 2 separate switches) . • screen suitable for maintaining demanding corals. • a beatable: the screen can rotate (90) to facilitate . access to the aquarium
• Stresses especially for its low energy, fine and manageable consumption, easy installation. Includes mounting removable.
• Features Technical:
- Total number of LEDs: 72
- Adaptable: 80-100cm - Power: 36
W - Length: 80cm
Our tank is SPS driven, yet i am not seeing growth and i'd say even receding
of-course all the parameters are fine and checked, and the standard for SPS, and of-course my water etc is all taken where the corals grow naturally.
So where could i be going wrong? are the lights not strong enough (i was assured they would be),
FYI i change 5 litres daily also (main tank is 140l, and sump 60l, but have roughly 25kg live rock in main and 5kg in sump) everything else is fine (fish, inverts etc).
Right side - seems to be on the way out
Centre bolder - seems to be like white layer of salt over the top
Left larger- no poloyops
green larger - poloyops but clear stringy thing coming out one of the fragged branches
Left smaller - no poloyops
Interesting, frying coral, http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh....php?t=2034606
Ok tank is 30 inch Long, 16 inch wide and 18inch high roughly (tape measure is in car)
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