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You really need to have a better camera for such a nice tank build. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My golden nuggets that is with me for long.. From 2 individual single to dating to married and now keep laying eggs always but end up always become food for others. Haha! The male one quite gold already but female still need longer time! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Before introducing corals into the tank, I dip everything in Coral RX. Double the recommended dosage and duration. I typically leave the coral in the original packaging with LFS water, add Coral RX into the bag and shake it vigorously for several seconds. I repeat last step after about ten minutes later and let it sit for another 10 minutes. After shaking the bag with the coral in it one more time, I remove it and place it in a container filled with tank water and leave it for a few minutes. As a final step, I inspect the container and coral/plugs/rocks closely for any undesirable parasites before introducing the corals into the tank. If I discover any, I will dip it one more time. Note that dipping corals alone is not full proof. Even after introduction into the tank, I monitor the corals closely for health. Good polyp extension plus encrusting growth after about a week are good signs. Continued growth at the base and tips, and improved colouration over time is what I strive for. Any deterioration would be cause for concern requiring closer inspection, investigation and treatment, if necessary.

u can go online they have a facebook page and download some of the settings. I am using 2 Hydra 32. Total photo period is 10hrs. Including 1 hr ramp up and 1 hr ramp down.

Nice tank u have bro! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app