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Start of Helifax's Tank (lots of pictures)


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I did try using 2 durso configuration at the back, but found it was too noisy so I changed to one, BUT the other one where you have the L shape pipe pointing down, I have this pointing up, which means IF the main durso pipe gets blocked, the second one will be like a drain pipe! Had tested it out and it works really well and you have piece of mind too! :lol:

If you have a look at the first picture of the main tank, you can just see the configuration.

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Here's an update on my tank.

Since I'm using RO the diatoms have reduced, but also I'm using Rowa-Phosphate remover which is helping too. I think I'm starting to get green algae growing!

Last week I finally got some live stock....

A couple of Ocellaris Clown Fish.

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And a Cleaner Shrimp. Which recently shed.

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I now have an Acro frag with thanks to Sharkey. Not sure what type it is so any help would be greatful.

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And thanks to Brianemone for this great specimen of Blasto! It now looks better than this photo, so really healthy specimen.

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And a sideview of the tank...

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Yeah, and guess what, this was taken with my old 1.3megapix camera I've had for years. Olympus C960 I think. Waiting on a macro lens for my new DSLR.

[Free Tip] If you save the picture onto your computer, go into the Properties and then press the Summary tab and this will give you a breakdown of all the cameras settings and what camera took that photo. Gives you hints and ideas to try with your shots.

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Actually I don't know what it is. Cookie said it looked like a Montipora Digitata. Are you able to confirm?

Are you sure the photo called 'my new acro' is in fact an acro? Looks like a monti to me.

we are all right!! :bounce:

Family acroporidae

includes acropora, montipora, anacropora, astreopora

its just that most reefers call acropora acro's and montipora monti's. :wink:

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