Who has the nice calcium reactorless sps tanks?

[MiddletonMark]

I'd see if you can do a manual white balance. Perhaps need to read your manual for how your camera specifically does it.

Check the stickies in the Photo forum, I seem to recall Gho has a great site about photo-ing a reef tank.

 

[Justin/TiV]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7141736#post7141736 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jay24k
I just replaced my 2 part with a aquaticsystemsdesign.com reactor. I still have alot of 2 part left and as I test every 3 weeks, I will add the 2 part to get back to the correct level if I'm low.

sweet this is the same reactor I'm getting ready to get...they are really busy right now so been waiting for them to have time...

of coarse I'm from K.C. and alot of friends have this particuar one, it's cool to see someone from out of state using them.

 

[BRISK495]

Hey MiddleTonMark - Very impressive!! How much do you dose in ML's a day?? I looked through the thread and didn't see the amount.....Thanks!!

 

[heartbreak7]

Great tanks and great info. in this thread!

 

[cfishrun]

Here are a few pics of my 75g set up peninsula-style. The pictures are about 2 months old, so things have grown a bit since. Aside from 5-7% weekly water changes where I've been adding Seachem's Reef Advantage Magnesium to keep my levels around 1240, the only thing I dose to the tank is ESV Kalk. I have a 10 gal auto-topoff chamber that I have to refill every 3-4 days; to this I've been adding 15 tsp. of Kalk and 15 oz. of distilled white vinegar. I recently found it to be a bit strong as my Calcium got up to 475 and my Alk was over 12, so I've been keeping it at a 1 gal RODI : 1 tsp. Kalk : 1 oz. Vinegar ratio. If I remember correctly, water test results from yesterday read: Mg= 1235, Ca= 425, Alk= 9.75, NO3= .1ppm, PO4= No trace