Wow..great colors... the growth you have is unbelievable...just wow!Whoa...over a year and no posts. Talk about slacking.
The Cliff Notes version of the update: Reefer 250 still running steady. I added a 6x3x1' frag/growout tank in my garage. Worse problems I've had over the year: Masterflex died on calcium reactor and alk dropped enough to piss off and kill a few frags in the garage tank and had a NO3 & PO4 deficiency (read zero) problem while I was away on a vacation and some acros paled out. Otherwise, things mostly running on auto-pilot. Had a second Masterflex died (boo!) on the Reefer 250 calcium reactor, but that happen without much fanfare as I caught that early on. I have become new best friends with the Ecotech Versa peristaltic pumps.
So for now (and probably in the future), I'll just entice you with pics from the tanks at home.
BC Aquatic Man Table
Just a random no name wild special
TSA Bill Murray
Juggernaut Bounce
A bright-A$$ rhodactis
Not sure I’ve seen so much green on a garf bonsai before.
Not sure I’ve seen so much green on a garf bonsai before.
Definitely not saying it isn’t. Just haven’t seen em turn green like that. Don’t see many anymore.Hmmm....maybe my memory is not serving me correctly then. This was one of the first pieces I got years ago when I set up the reefer and before I started writing the names of things I got.
Names should make things less confusing, emphasis on should...Reminds me more of a tricolor valida, but then again I dunno all the names out there really confuse the crap out of me sometimes. (all the time)
“And by the way...which ones pink?”yeah should... PC Rainbow, but it's one solid color... ok 2 colors if you count polyps. Pink Floyd... but it's not pink at all...
I agree, back before I started, names like green slimmer and purple monster (the acro not the zoa) describes what you would actually see.Names should make things less confusing, emphasis on should...
I think 2 MP40s is going to be way too much flow for the 250. I would say 2 MP10s.
Good point, but they can always be turned down. I have the smaller MP10s on mine and wonder if I would have been better off upsizing and ramping them back.
[ Just realized I’m replying to a 4 yo thread. ]
Better late than never?
I actually found that after the growth settles in, MP40s are better suited than the MP10s.
Don’t blame the pumps! Blame yourself, your coral growing skills, and your undersized tank!And I had to move from my MP40’s to gyres after my tank filled in. MP40’s were just too close to the corals.