Madkenz

Nice shot.

Guys, need advise. My clown goby host inside giga's mouth . Harmful or harmless??

my setting Channel 1- remove seawater from sump (to drain or container) Chaneel 2- add new mix salt water from container to match channel 1 Channel 3- Top-up RO/DI water from container

spectacular FTS views, a good reference for mine next upcoming project

Wow 26 degrees constant, mine was above 30 when chiller was offline during cycling stage.

My camera cant capture some of the spectrums, and light coverage is almost 99%, no dark spot. For my happy sun….ooops they don't required light...

Yap, at full power is kind of bright think because of 6500K tube . I'm more concern abount tube 5, UV led, will monitor on the effect on sps coral.

Sunbrite Led system Review here >http://reefbuilders.com/2010/06/23/generation-led-tubes-sunbrite-led-massive-overhaul-initial-offering/

Channel 7-8- 6500K + UV led - 12.00pm-6pm, simulate mid day sun brightness, might cut down to 4 hours...

Channel 5 and 6- 16000K- 10.00am- 8.00pm

Channel 3 and 4- 22000K- 9.00am- 21.00pm

Channel 2- Blue 440nm - 8.30am- 21.30pm

wait wait~~~ still got 7 channels to on

Light control setting: Channel 1 (last tube)- Blue 470nm - 8.00am- 22.00pm

Current tubes placement as per below: Tube 1- Blue 470nm Tube 2- 22000K Tube 3- 16000K Tube 4- 6500K Tube 5- UV Tube 6- 16000K Tube 7- 22000K Tube 8- Blue 440nm

Received CNY goodies yesterday, hehe… 2ft light features c/w 8 tubes of led and built-in controller for 8 individual channels control.

Boss and Cedric, PAR led, 5000k- 6000K ideal for shallow refugium.

one key reason of using caulerpa, the roots of caulerpa will diffuses O2 thought out the mud substrate. Any way will introduce cheato as well, kiasu me.

Market prawn mission accomplished, now rest in peace The background is 'no coral land' as it got direct blow from the wavermaker Today installed refugium lights and introduced marco alga, Caulerpa. Hope it with multiplies and help to remove excess ammonia, nitrates, and phosphates

Rimless tank, bold and dynamic rockscape, I like it

Thanks Ahlee for the offer will keep to present rockscape for the time being. ima....still cycling added in prodibio digest & Bioptim to increase nitrifying bacterial strains

Straydum, minimalistic concept, less rock more open sand bed, less pump more flow. Ahlee, use zoas to replace substrate … I leave the task to you, time to add a 2ft tank to your main system. Update, manage to run mp40 at full power without major sand storm within the 2 ft cube. I used dry aragonite- bermuda pink coral chip for high energy area (high flow) and Oolite live sand (super fine) for low energy area (low flow), and location of pump is critical too. MP40 operate under 0.2 second short phase- full power ima.. tank undergo nitrogen cycle with raw prawn added. SG: 1.023 pH: 8.31

Just do it~~~ I used to have a school of purple queens~~ shiok

The sock holder is lower than the sump glass, water will no flow out of the sump when overflow happen. Sock maintenance schedule is to wash every 3 days to remove DOC. Boss, thanks for the infor, will plan to remove filter sock whenever away for overseas trip. Steven, thanks for the concern, will monitor closely. Rockscape completed. Built from dry rocks, pvc & epoxy compound. Still perfer to have substrate than bare bottom....

likes the way you position the return pump outlets & mp10, looks cool you're using DIY LED, how's the effect?