Brianemone
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that colour doesnt look like its due to the lighting ive only seen brown with blue tips and never in the stores
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red?? is that just the colour of it in a zeo tank?? ive got a red monti at the mo but its a nice deep reddish/orange. i'm looking into zeovit for my new tank but i cant do anyting untill then as im sumpless and dont want any more equiptment cluttering up. nice bubble's kevan
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i made one out of pine covered in ply that was fairly chunky due to poor design for a four foot tank still going strong i would have made a few variations to design, for example no need for cross bracing as its only a stupid hood for a fish tank not the piling for the house. and i would have painted it etc before i filled up the tank and put the lights into it, cause now i cant be bothered
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setup a small test tank and try some un iodised seasalt. i know every one says it wont work and i tend to agree, but cant hurt to experament
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has the niger been nipping?? it will stress out the coral and can even kill it if it continues.
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ask chimera how he fixed his. thats quite heavy youll be needing something fairly hefty. does any one know if use of pottery would effect water chemistry at all?
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the purigen would have cleared up the water maybe allowing more light in making the corals expell some zoox. i dont think the purigen would effect corals like carbon
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plates as in monipora or just live rock?
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any particular reason for wanting to use it?? im sure you could do the same with PVC and egg crate but still allow abit of flow
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very nice steve. the turbinaria (i think) in the middle looks really good
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i think the brand of carbon we have down here in the shops is a bit dodgey, my tank didnt like it at all.
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wasp put me down for a frag of the pink monti, the tanks looking great, do you have more than one clown goby?? if you do be carefull theat they dont start nesting in your acros
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arent electronic more efficient in power usage??
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i havent seen any in NZ but most of the americans rate them really well
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put in as much water you have already, by now you should be able to take out the carbon
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ive noticed that my tank at work with no predation has lots of pods and they are getting quite big, i sruggle to see any in the tank at home other than when the sixline wrasse is smashing them against the rocks.
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im sure i could get you a good deal for it, at petworld
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theres one done here at the lfs if you want one
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cool, its good to see people progressing and starting to do more and more interesting things. even baby bangaii's are cute.
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the one you posted was refering to using live rock and doing water changes to keep as much life as possible during the initial cycle, i think with base live rock the water changes defeat the purpose of cycling
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one thing you will find people on this site agree on, (probably the only thing), is that a skimmer is the most important peice of filtration equiptment for a marine/reef aquarium. melon bay is in auclkand??? ask a reefer in your area for advise as to where is best to collect water if your going to use natural salt water
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also depends on your stocking levels. i ran an 80ltr tank for 5 months with no algae problems but it was lightly stocked and had well cycled rock. when i added a skimmer the corals improved, so a skimmer is better than no skimmer.
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i like your aquascape, but you need more corals go buy some, i give you permission
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http://www.ezprints.com/albums/2870369/312212/preview/390653_00000_preview.jpg
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the tanks looking really good. what kindof lighting do you have now??