Alexander1312
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The Triton guy will be at Kenny's Sunday.
Maybe they can share how their lab looks like similar to what Fauna did recently.
The Triton guy will be at Kenny's Sunday.
Hadley did a tour of their Cairns location recently. Really nice display tank there too:Maybe they can share how their lab looks like similar to what Fauna did recently.
Pretty small setup - I wonder how it looks in the US (agree though that their display looks niceHadley did a tour of their Cairns location recently. Really nice display tank there too:
Yes, I believe they merged a kalkstirrer with the media reactor in that new product design. They still have their CARX, but you are right, it seems that this can be easily upgraded to a CARX at a later point, by purchasing the accessories they sell for this.why does it have those extra fittings for? It looks similar to their carx lids.
Good question. I have been thinking about them in a different context, but it would not harm to add a gallon of them.How's your copepod population? They usually bulldoze diatoms.
I added 3 wrasses to my frag tank haven't seen a flatworm in 2 months. Took them 2 weeks to pretty much wipe them out.Current status update, re the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Flatworms (LPS, softies) are the biggest annoyance at the moment. I have no clue how to get rid off them in a non-medical way, and I do not have space for more fish, except some smaller dragonets etc. Lanthanum dosing works to some extent in the nano tank, but I am still hesitant to use this for this tank.
I recently dipped all leather corals in RODI for 1 minute. Terrible idea. Not sure what I was thinking. The yellow leather recovered the quickest. The neon toadstools seem to be slowly coming back after 7+ days looking very dead, some small polyps are occasionally showing.
Still need to remove some rocks from the tank and replace potentially with arches from Tampa Bay Saltwater. I am also interested in getting more of their live sand. If anyone from San Jose/due to airport location is interested in sharing an order, please reach out.
Sand is mostly ‘white’ again after replacing the gyres with freshly cleaned ones.
Performing 30% water changes for 9 weeks in a row. Very little impact on nutrients unfortunately. This happens when you address a symptom and not the root cause.
The only wrasse I have (melanurus) prefers to eat seaweed insteadI added 3 wrasses to my frag tank haven't seen a flatworm in 2 months. Took them 2 weeks to pretty much wipe them out.
A melanurus, a green corsis wrasse and a yellow corsis wrasse.The only wrasse I have (melanurus) prefers to eat seaweed instead.
Which wrasses did you add?
A melanurus, a green corsis wrasse and a yellow corsis wrasse.
Your melanurus wrasse must identify as a tang lmao.
I second springeri as potential flatworm eradication. Worked for me along with a yellow wrasse. Though a dragonet might work too.Will your son allow one or two Chrysiptera springeri Damselfish which are known flatworm eaters?
My wrasses ate them off everything. Yet I only feed once a day so not sure if that plays a part and the wrasses were all smaller in size.All of the fish that everyone mentioned will only eat flatworms in the water column. I’ve never seen any fish pick at flatworms on a coral. But that’s just me.