yano
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Ooops, I had not noticed that fact .... must be a mistake in labeling because I do not use any converter.
The Iwagumi Reef
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Ooops, I had not noticed that fact .... must be a mistake in labeling because I do not use any converter.
footballdude2k3
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Gorgeous tank!
yano
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It was a zeovit tank in the first 2 years, but actually is only skimmer and live rock filtration.
tmantaylor18
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Those colors are unreal!
yano
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He´s a good citizen...several years with me without damages on corals, only I´ve less polyp extensión in branch montiporas and pocilloporas.
Chris Lakies
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Even though my Omega 150 and your Vertex 170 are a "bit" off in price i love my Vertex. Best skimmer i've ever owned.
deeznutz1
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Great progress on the tank. I'm glad you are still posting as the years go.
What's your husbandry on your sand bed? What kind of critters do you use and any sand sifter? Basically, how are you keeping it so darn white! lol
I'm debating using fine sand in my new set up.
-dan
What's your husbandry on your sand bed? What kind of critters do you use and any sand sifter? Basically, how are you keeping it so darn white! lol
I'm debating using fine sand in my new set up.
-dan
yano
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I don,t have any husbandry on sand bed, good water quality is the most important, although fine sand, good circulation and sand critters help. I´ve cerith snails (15-20), strombus (2), columbellas snails (many), a sand dollar and a black holoturia.
enchelycore808
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Wow super clean setup! How often do u have to scrape coralline off the glass and the back? As soon as it covers te rocks I wish it would stop growing lol!
yano
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I clean front and side glasses with magnet 1 o 2 times per week. This routine keeps them free of coralline algae.
The back glass clean it with blade each 2 months, when i see that coralline algae begin to cover it.
yano
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Thanks! I have 22 chromis viridis.
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