Gabriel

Looking for different types of Digi’s and/or nice Monti. Please PM if you have something to offer.

Still available. Can PM me if interested. Starting from $20 a frag.

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Have a batch of Pulsing Xenia available. Pls PM if interested.

API.

I did a few things. 1. Connected an air tube to my skimmer, and pulled it to somewhere else with fresher air. Didn’t help much. 2. Added more aeration and agitation to water surface. Didn’t help much. 3. Increase white light, so there more photosynthesis during day time, and use up more carbon dioxide, didn’t help much. 4. Added a container to put in chaeto (basically an algae reactor), operating opposite time to my tank lights so something can consume CO2 at night... helped a little, but PH still registered low. 5. Use a different test kit to check my ph.... problem solved. Lol. this went on for about 2 months before I knew what was wrong. Seneye.

Lol, no. It is not expensive.

Yes, I used the par meter. It helped me understand how much light dropped at different parts of the tank. I think the seneye is still useful to start a new tank, but don”t just blindly trust it. Tank has been running stable for 10 months now, and I have already harvested some excess corals to sell..

I love the colors..

My favourite.. zoom in and look at each strand..

I harvest a bunch every 2-3 weeks from my tank and try to sell them. Mesmerising. Keep them separate from other corals. I set up a magnetic frag stand, and have a bunch on my glass. VID-20200624-WA0015.mp4

When I first started, I used the seneye to track my ph and other parameters. My ph was always going down, to below 7.6 even though my corals were fine. I did many things (all except adding ph buffers) to fix it, but the problem kept coming back. Eventually, I bought another ph test kit to check, and realized I never had a ph problem. So, naturally, I stopped using seneye. Just sharing my experience. Btw, problem on ph started after first month... it just gradually crept down.

Good idea... would probably start a smilar nano some time.

Yes indeed.. things you never know until you try... check out my other video on snails..

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Just discovered how they eat... 20200703_190557.mp4

How much is the set up?