Godly3vil

They get way too big for a 3 foot tank, so does your plec and I think the ebjd as well.

That's pretty much exactly it dude, the co2 rises against the flow of the water which slowly dissolves the co2 into the water. There are lots of pre made reactors out there that you can purchase if you don't trust your diy skills.

I agree with Amtiskaw, though I do use one of them on my smaller tanks Cam. The only issue I have with an inline diffuser is the restricted sizes, all fine if you're using a pump with the same size hose but if you are like me and are using a filter/pump that uses large return hoses you have to rig up some type of reducers to be able to plumb one in which causes a lot of reduced flow. Only issue I see with using one on a 750ltr is making sure the flow is enough to make the co2 reach all areas of your tank, and maybe if you don't like seeing your tank look like a bottle of highly carbonated lemonade lol.

Regard

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Reality

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I vote for the 2nd one.

Some sort of nudibranch?

No way to tell till they spawn, some people claim to be able to from certain characteristics but I find the only way to guarantee sex is when they spawn.

First marine tank up and running, so exciting!

Reward.

Good start! :spop:

I've always used jbl root balls with great success, never tried the others.

I'll be proud of you then Cam, that you're even attempting to aquascape!

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Whistle

Done

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Gone :happy1: What a mission that was! On to bigger and better things :dnc1:

Dwarf flag cichlid I think.

Pasta

Welcome to the best hobby on Earth!

Garfield