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Wow Ron! Very nicely grown.
Have better pics?
I’ll check my coral log when I am back in town.
Thanks Chuck. I'll add a few more pictures over the weekend.
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Thank you. I left a msg.
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Hello All, I picked up an Avast ATO a few months ago from another member. The magnet holder is begining to rust and bulge. Can you tell me the best way to get a replacement holder? Thanks!
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The first time I saw this concept was when I took the behind the scene tour at the Georgia Aquarium. They had a 55 or 75 gallon display full of dendro's. My question is do you notice elevated NO3 and PO4 levels with the frequency of spot feeding?
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If pests or chemicals were the reason why the corals died, I would be cautious re-using the plugs. Although I have frag plugs in my system, I prefer to cut the corals off the plug and attach straight to my aquascape.
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Glad you were able to save the anemones. I had a somewhat similar situation with a BTA. Long story short, the nem went surfing decided to ride the waves into a MP40. I thought it was toast. Rather than tossing it, I placed it my sump to heal. Now it's back in the display and about the size of a small dinner plate.
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How much room do you have to spare under the stand? get Just keep in mind that bigger isn't always better. If you are keeping a skimmer, heater, and return pump among other items, you want to make sure there is enough room to remove them as well. I went with a 55g DIY sump for a 180g tank and I barely have enough room on top to remove everything if necessary. In hindsight, 40g would have sufficed with a little more wiggle room.
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Is that a poker chip set I see?
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Keep in mind your reject water will still have undesirables like ammonia.
Would Prime work as declorinator and ammonia reducer?
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I've used reject water with 200+ ppm TDS to raise a couple hundred German blue rams (which generally prefer soft water). I think you will be fine using it in a freshwater aquarium unless you are keeping maybe discus or caridina shrimp.
Keeping discus and rams...
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I just moved my reef tank from Bowie to Crofton last weekend. During the process, I made RO water from both locatins to help with the move. Out of curiosity, I evaluated the TDS in and out from both locations. Bowie - 138 ppm, 0 ppm out. Crofton - 40 ppm in, 0 ppm out. Would it be safe to say my reject water in Crofton is still better than straight from the tap water in Bowie?
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Although it's not in a doctors office or medical center, the tank which made me sad is the one in Annapolis Mall. It houses african cichlids now.
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Thanks Ron,
I searched around the web and seem like that's the one for it. The light orange (I think) in it throw me off a bit. I asked my kids and they said "pinkish". Maybe I don't know my colors
I have a few buddies with the same coral. It has amazing colors!
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I am roughly 15" off the water surface. This is as low as I can get currently since my basement has tall ceilings. When I move the tank in a couple weeks, I want to see how it does around 12" off the surface.
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Pink boobies?
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8 bulb ATI fixture over my tank. 2 bulbs (purple plus and actinic) on between 11:30-8:30, 6 bulbs (4 blue plus and 2 coral plus) on between 12:00-8:00.
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Sounds like either faulty GFI or stray voltage from faulty rquipment. Same thing happened to me last year. I thought it was the heater but it was actually my return pump causing the issue. Check all equipment making contact with water. Purchase a grounding probe or two as well.
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I have a couple pistol shrimps and a couple conches. They do a pretty good job. The symbiosis relationship between pistol shrimp and goby is pretty cool.
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I wonder if my pincushion urchin falls in the category of some speices.
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I have a pincushion urchin in my display which is filled with astrea stars. I want to put a harlequin shrimp in but read that they might feast of urchins as well. Anyone with experience or suggestions with the two in the same system?
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Sold under a different name now.
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Hi Mark,
Your discus feces white? Usually when they are thin and dark, its caused by a parasite which lives in their digestive track. Look up hexamita, which is what I suspected based on your discription.
Acropora ID Please
in General Discussion
It grows like a weed. I would consider it a pest since it shaded my fox flame and killed it.