jmcastaneda1974
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3rd time's a charm 85g Rimless tank
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Sorry about all the different post the app didn't allow me more than 1 pic at time
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And lastly, I have setup a coral QT tank, as 2 frags had Bryopsis, so they are now isolated and with REEF FLUX.
Will see if that stuff actually works....
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jmcastaneda1974
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No, I only dip on Lugols for pest... I don't think removing the frag from an encrusted plug can prevent me from Algaes... Does it?
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rygh
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Frag plugs can sometimes have small aptasia, majanos, ich cycsts, and who knows what else.
Dips can get some of those, but not all.
So it is generally a bit safer to remove and discard, but not required.
NanoCrazed
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I use melafix... super gentle and effective
jmcastaneda1974
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do you use MELAFIX as a dip?
RandyC
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Get rid of the frag plugs and foreign rock/rubble before putting it in your. Plugs and dead skeleton is prime real estate for egg laying (e.g., acro eating flatworm, monti eating nudi eggs, ich cysts etc.)
I use both Bioadvanced (old name: Bayer) dip and Melafix pond for dipping new frags before the go into one of my tanks.
jmcastaneda1974
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I found a good deal on 2 used Hipagero A029 30w LED they seem to have a decent reviews.
And for a QT Coral tank is plenty... I currently am running about 50% blue 10% white as the tank is only 7.5g but this are tested on 20g cubes with decent PAR
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quick update:
well, today I transferred back the corals (zoas, palys and mushrooms that I had in QT running REEF FLUX, the algae completely gone and never comeback. ran from 2/8-2/21 and 100% gone.
today they are back on my main tank.. also few new frag additions: (Thanks to Mike in Livermore, Ca)
CB The Thing anacropora
ASD Purple Austera
ASD Deep Blue tort
Bubblegum Digitata
Neon Green Psammacorra
Tri-Color Poccillopora Damicornis
Green Metallic "Manny" Hammer
Purple Death Palythoa
Nuclear Green Palythoa
Armor of God Palythoa
well, today I transferred back the corals (zoas, palys and mushrooms that I had in QT running REEF FLUX, the algae completely gone and never comeback. ran from 2/8-2/21 and 100% gone.
today they are back on my main tank.. also few new frag additions: (Thanks to Mike in Livermore, Ca)
CB The Thing anacropora
ASD Purple Austera
ASD Deep Blue tort
Bubblegum Digitata
Neon Green Psammacorra
Tri-Color Poccillopora Damicornis
Green Metallic "Manny" Hammer
Purple Death Palythoa
Nuclear Green Palythoa
Armor of God Palythoa
NanoCrazed
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Yup... super gentlenon corals and gets all the pests off.. you'll never see bristle worms , flatworms, and pods drop so fast
NanoCrazed
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Hipargeros are decent lights. I regret not getting a second one of their 65W disco balls when the were available. Inpower my shroom tank with oneI found a good deal on 2 used Hipagero A029 30w LED they seem to have a decent reviews.
And for a QT Coral tank is plenty... I currently am running about 50% blue 10% white as the tank is only 7.5g but this are tested on 20g cubes with decent PAR
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jmcastaneda1974
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quick update: Sorry for the lack of updates... been a bit busy doing a slight remodeling on my garage
the tank still going, not much of a change, except unfortunately I got RED Flatworms... and I keep looking for a Yellow Coris Wrasse or a 6 line, and no LFS have them, neither a Blue Velvet Nudi or even worse a Sapphire Damsel (Springer Damsel).
if anyone knows where to get this beneficial fishes, please let me know.
the tank still going, not much of a change, except unfortunately I got RED Flatworms... and I keep looking for a Yellow Coris Wrasse or a 6 line, and no LFS have them, neither a Blue Velvet Nudi or even worse a Sapphire Damsel (Springer Damsel).
if anyone knows where to get this beneficial fishes, please let me know.
sfsuphysics
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flatworm exit works well in killing red flatworms, and is reef safe too.
NanoCrazed
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Neptune usually has one of these...not one of each... but at least one of the species on your list.
jmcastaneda1974
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I am trying not to use chemicals in the tank, seeking more of the natural way to reduce or eliminate them.