kraken
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so your higher B encouraged brown algae growth?
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i am running 80% W and 90% B (5 hours) currently, keeping a watch on brown algae
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Using 16k, 3months, brown deep sea acro becomes like pic
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iwarna is able to deliver and supply the DI water at your doorstep at a small cost
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Will a Protein Skimmer reduce Nitrate Levels?
kraken replied to Killerwhale's topic in New to the Marine Aquaria Hobby
tats abt the same as my skim mate, but the cup fills up to 1/3 in a couple of days. -
any fish food or market prawns will kick start the cycle
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Will a Protein Skimmer reduce Nitrate Levels?
kraken replied to Killerwhale's topic in New to the Marine Aquaria Hobby
so next question, dry skim or wet skim is a better option? -
http://www.seachem.com/Products/product_pages/GarlicGuard.html
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what is the capacity of your tank?
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I have a bag of sodium something, the labeling on the bag is messed up, just wondering if anyone knows the visual difference between sodium carbonate and bicarbonate?
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cannot be such a big difference in readings.
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http://maxspectusa.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=20&Itemid=21
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it prefers shaded places with low flow, feeding at least once a week
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You need to add an air pump to the water
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Hi is it available?
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Which salt are you using now?
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Hillview Foc
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So since I have few sps, I just need to do small wc every week or perhaps even up to once a month
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Yup, also do take note the LEDs are different for the two models
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Bottles?
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I heard the 10K which is too white tends to bleach corals
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i do not have problems with NO3 and Po4, probably i should stick to changing 120L per week for elements replenishments...
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better to buy the 160W, the 120W 10K is a little too 'white'
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although I would like to try 40% wc each time, however having a 800+L tank, to conduct a 40% wc would meant 300+L of water is needed. I have only 2 x 60L tubs to hold my RO/DI water, at best I can manage is 120L each WC.
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very good link, thanks.