hansolo

Nice tank!

Ricordea corner

Hi, Looking for a used and reliable Refractometer. Anyone letting go pls pm me. Thanks.

dinGdinG: sir yes sir!

Yup. Got my goby and shrimp as a pair. Acclimatise together then slowly release to a rock structure that you want it to inhabit

First (movable) livestock in the tank! Watchmen goby and his trustee tiger pistol shrimp (claw only - too fast to snap)

Thank you all, very enlightening

Hi SRC, From what I've gathered, people usually use some kind of pellet/rowaphos/etc in a fluidised reactor or liquid chemical extractors like goodbye phosphates. I'm wondering if there are any natural ways to reduce phosphates. Do beneficial bacteria in live rocks consume phosphates?

Wah 1m?! Didn't see any of your livestock disappearing?

How about using goodbye phosphates?

Thanks!

Bro, this is awesome. Awaiting further updates!!!

Yup. Just did some tank cleaning to remove the unsightly algae. Just find it weird that it appeared only after 2 months. Though i had a diatom bloom the first week already

Seems like diatoms?

Seems like diatoms.

Seems like diatoms.

New tank, around two months old. Increased my lighting schedule lately and these started coming out... Are they diatoms, or brown filamentous algae, or dinos?! They are all over the glass and the rocks What should I do? Thanks

So usually, I would say people will mostly use wet skimming? Dry vs wet is just the case of adjusting the water level in the skimmer right?

How to catch and kill these? I might have seen one in my rocks also

I'm surprised the pistol shrimp survived the transportation

What zoa is this pls? Sorry for bad picture... It has a green skirt, purple rim surrounding the skirt, then orange/red centre.

Can't really see the babies though

Awesome piece!

What's wet skimming?

Wow, what is this zoa called?