Before and After Pictures of SPS

[reefhunter]

Pink Lemonade Frag

 

Copps Pink Milli Frag

 

Wamas Meeting Frag

 

Gadgets Acro Frag

 

Setosa Frag

 

Verweyii

[reefhunter]

all frag pictures are July/August of 09 and then the updated ones are June of 10. So this is 10 months growth.

[BowieReefer84]

Absolutely amazing man. Wow. I bet you can literaly watch as those things grow. The last one is my fav.

Edited June 4, 2010 by BowieReefer84

[zygote2k]

Nice.

How'd that PL do that i sold to you?

[reefhunter]

Absolutely amazing Rob!

 

[reefhunter]

Thanks bowiereefer!!

[trockafella]

Inspiration or Envy..? So hard to choose... Nice job Hunter..!!!

[reefhunter]

Lol dont be jealous, anyone can do it... all I add to my tank is Kalk... doesn't get much easier!

[BowieReefer84]

Lol dont be jealous, anyone can do it... all I add to my tank is Kalk... doesn't get much easier!

 

 

In your tank thread could you post a short summary of your maintenance routine? I am just curious to see what means and methods you use.

[reefhunter]

sure! let me know if you have any more specific questions.

[wfoxfox]

really great. I am having problems with my T 5 fixture and the wave point bulbs. I may have to upgrade. What light are you running, Hunter?

 

Thanks

[reefhunter]

I am running a giesemann spectra light with mogul bulbs. it is awesome but I wouldn't buy new b/c of hte price. Look into the ice cap unit that just came out, i think it is around $1000.00 and Sean at FF can get it for you.

[onux20]

No one likes a show off! JK.

 

Very nice pics. I am definitely jealous.

Ron

[zygote2k]

Blue Stag in February-

Blue Stag today-

[reefhunter]

february 10 or 09!!

[Noobalicious]

february 10 or 09!!

 

yeah...that would be some amazing growth for 4 months

[zygote2k]

yeah...that would be some amazing growth for 4 months

 

I thought it was extraordinary growth for 4 months too. I raised the calcium to 600ppm and have been adding Miracle Grow. In this time, the tank consumed 12 gallons of calcium solution, 8 gallons of alkalinity solution and 14 gallons of magnesium.