beanpole209
Dry land
just for the asking why do you do whater changes some people i know with large tanks don't do water changes but only once every 18 months or so including me???
Tank of the Month - November '04
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Hi Donovan 
When I first put it next to my T. derasa it was quite a bit smaller than it. Now just a few months later the gigas has caught up :eek2: It has added about 1" to the shell and gets better looking every day. My derasa has not grown much lately. Thanks for letting me give it a good home
Regards,
Kevin
When I first put it next to my T. derasa it was quite a bit smaller than it. Now just a few months later the gigas has caught up :eek2: It has added about 1" to the shell and gets better looking every day. My derasa has not grown much lately. Thanks for letting me give it a good home
Regards,
Kevin
I use an 5 year old Sony. It has a macro setting and is an OK all around camera but it pales in comparison to what is available today. I only adjust the exposure up or down for the lighting. My basic strategy is to take tons of pictures and delete most of them
Regards,
Kevin
Hi Kevin,
You mentioned a couple pages back that you add buffer the morning after a water change. I also use Oceanic salt and would like to know what brand of buffer you use or do you make your own and if so what are you using (brand and ratio)?
Beautiful tank!
Thanks,
Dwaine
You mentioned a couple pages back that you add buffer the morning after a water change. I also use Oceanic salt and would like to know what brand of buffer you use or do you make your own and if so what are you using (brand and ratio)?
Beautiful tank!
Thanks,
Dwaine
OceanproAquatics
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Big Props go out to Kevin! Great looking system! I loved the sequence photos given over time.
Mike
Mike
Thank you
I try to get every customer to sign up to RC/bulletin board so they can have access to information 24/7. Also I have my way of doing things but it is not the necessarily the only way, right way, or best way
. IMO it's much better for a person to spend the time researching many different methods then find the one or combination that fits their idea of how a tank should be setup and run. Also I usually don't have the time to explain in detail even my own thoughts as customers can't be left waiting for service too long (and I can get pretty windy ).Regards,
Kevin
gwrulzmylife
New member
I just have to chime in and say WOW.
Congrats!
Congrats!
Fishboykaps
New member
hello,
I luv ur tank!!!!!!
I have 120 reef aqurium, that has been set up for almost a year now, most of the stuff in the tank is stuff i have moved from my smaller aquriums. Because of how stuff cost its taken me a long time to get all the proper stuff need to grow sps, (Lights, Filters, Ca reactors etc). Now i have gotten everthing i need to set up proper sps tank. Most of my sps corals are small, do u think i should wait til my tank matures to get a Lg angle, and would u give anymore advise that u haven't give already about keeping lg angles in a reef aquria. O, i almost forgot to say i have many LPS and SPS coarls in my tank.
KM
I luv ur tank!!!!!!
I have 120 reef aqurium, that has been set up for almost a year now, most of the stuff in the tank is stuff i have moved from my smaller aquriums. Because of how stuff cost its taken me a long time to get all the proper stuff need to grow sps, (Lights, Filters, Ca reactors etc). Now i have gotten everthing i need to set up proper sps tank. Most of my sps corals are small, do u think i should wait til my tank matures to get a Lg angle, and would u give anymore advise that u haven't give already about keeping lg angles in a reef aquria. O, i almost forgot to say i have many LPS and SPS coarls in my tank.
KM
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