Michael's 45 AIO Sandy Cube
- Thread starter H2OPlayar
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You're the copperband whisperer, Michael might need to get in contact with you to get one that's eating.
Kensington Reefer
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I am working on a new batch of CBB
It will get MUCH bigger than that, but it's looking great so far! Looks like the move was a success. Super happy about this - thanks for giving it such a good home!
Has it had any contact with the haddoni? I think haddoni actually has the stronger sting of the two, but curious how they interact.
Kensington Reefer
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That is my concern
Nem v nem warfare
H2OPlayar
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I think the edges may have grazed each other yesterday, but it didn't seem significant. I am hoping the mag moves up towards the light.
What light are you using for it?
H2OPlayar
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One of the kessil 360's with a reflector
55 or 35 and what max precentage ?
Sorry for the questions just curious. Especially about mag nems. I have a nem tank been considering looking for one of these.
H2OPlayar
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I think I max it around 70-80%, but I just set it up a couple days ago. I just know they like high light. Derek said almost 400 par in the spot the nem was in, so I can increase the light intensity a bit once it settles.
No - 650-750+ PAR is what I was giving it.
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H2OPlayar
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I lowered the 360x light and increased the intensity to 95% for a few hours of the day. I think I have the par north of 250 now. I measured just below rippling water at 250 and just above the water at 400.
The haddoni I think is finished moving. I have found they always like to be at the base of a wavemaker to get constant fresh water, but not be blown around too hard. The magnifica is squarely on the top of the tank now and is taking in as much light as possible.
The haddoni I think is finished moving. I have found they always like to be at the base of a wavemaker to get constant fresh water, but not be blown around too hard. The magnifica is squarely on the top of the tank now and is taking in as much light as possible.