blueheaven

As long as your water parameters are good, the monti will still continue to recover and grow IMO, montiporas are super hardy SPS

Hmm that's wierd Cause I read in RC that ozone actually converts the DOC into products that are more easily skimmed Ok, I'll reduce the ozone and monitor a few days

I gave up the idea The urchin would make refugium maintenance troublesome Thanks for the input

Hoah

Haha people identified it as hoek so I went with it So what do you propose it is?

Your monti would most probably not grow back on those parts which algae had grown on

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Oh and I am collecting my CV tonight Will post after dosage pics next month

I think you better approach Ocean Werx for the usage of the picture and the dimensions.

My twin hoeksemais :wub: They started growing slowly now since I moved them away from the birdnest

This one turned brown but is growing fast

Here's the green polyped mille See that tip that fell off? It fused with the other tips

Just called up and delivery of the T5 will be on Monday (let's see) Well anyway, here's how my tenuis is growing. Its tarting to form a table

Yeah... hope you know that Naso tangs require huge swimming spaces Please do not stress out and ultimately cause death to the fish if you can't keep it But anyway, i like your scaping

My chaeto are not attached to anything

So I guess that's why people run reverse photoperiod for refugiums with macroalgae

Fell off my seat on the second one Oops... I shouldn't be viewing this

I remember Francis posted about ozone leading to a drop in skimmate production. I've noticed this in my skimmer too and I'm rather curious why that happens. I noticed that when the ozoniser is on during the day, skimmate starts to lessen and when it is off during the night, I find lot's of skimmate in the morning. Any ideas?

Hi guys, just want to know whether urchins will eat macroalgae cause I am thinking of getting one for my sump to remove the coralline

Just wondering, any nice songs which you guys like to play?

Is that RTN on the base?

Thks a lot Ian Can send them to blueheaven636@hotmail.com

You guys should check out their "chalice" frags Eye popping

Be sure not to get too much till you'll have to feed and feed them I'm still waiting for my Phoenix (getting them this weekend) Then we can form Phoenix Club Well anyway, the hyacinthus is the table acro you have

It has already been done However, I read that reefs do regenerate rather quickly if given the right conditions