My 32L mini-reef

[stevenchia]

wow... nice diy... cool man...

Thanks cool guy.

[poomoon]

Nice ... I see ur suns are quite high up, as I know they are cave dwellers, or hanging upside down, they may not like too much light ... Just my 2c

[stevenchia]

Nice ... I see ur suns are quite high up, as I know they are cave dwellers, or hanging upside down, they may not like too much light ... Just my 2c

They are not affected by any sunlight as i read up in some websites. iF some of ur coral dies with skeleton then its hard for them to recover or reattach bcos there are too much algae around. Unless u brush off the algae.

When i bought them some already half rotted.. Now they are in full coral, all recovered. Exception only only 2. already too late, nexted day 2nd day rotted already...

Now i still got 30- 40 heads + 1 mini (baby on my live rock)with everyday of feeding..

Cheers...

[stevenchia]

Nice ... I see ur suns are quite high up, as I know they are cave dwellers, or hanging upside down, they may not like too much light ... Just my 2c

As when i bought them, they already almost starved to deadth.

Lucky saved all, only 2 heads died...

[poomoon]

As when i bought them, they already almost starved to deadth.

Lucky saved all, only 2 heads died...

That's ok bro, good then. As long as they're healthy and you see them open up even during lights on, then should be fine then. I think what it is more about the light, that they may instead open up only when lights are off. But if they respond ok, cool Cheers !

[poomoon]

And yeah, regular feeding. I have supers, so far they're ok and growing with only 2 feedings per week

[stevenchia]

And yeah, regular feeding. I have supers, so far they're ok and growing with only 2 feedings per week

Thumbs up for our suns.

Coming out so early in the morning... everyday is so sunny in our tank.

[stevenchia]

New update....

[stevenchia]

My current tank..

[tunicate]

Some more purple & pink would make it even more colourful.

[TayHongSiang]

My current tank..

looks good!...i notice some of yr zoas not opening...beta check for nudis. otherwise, cd be the lights not able to reach them...

[Zoa guy]

crowded but nice. Good job with the cooling fans but the dymax led looks quite weird...

[desideria]

nice.. small and colorful.

[stevenchia]

nice.. small and colorful.

Thanks, trying to squeeze all corals in. Only the front part not enough light, zoas alittle skinny... due to the opening on the cover..

Moved the zoas to better light source area.

[sherman]

What temperature you able to achieve with your 3 fans?

[Zac]

My diy dymax led lamp

Nice how many watt is the led lamp ?

[stevenchia]

Nice how many watt is the led lamp ?

Not sure, previously i was using the PL 18w,

Then i change to Aquazonic 30cm LED x2 built into the cover.

[xjiahua]

very nicely packed nano. thanks for sharing on your DIY. gives me idea on my jbj24g

[desmondekker]

looks awesome and inspiring

[stevenchia]

looks awesome and inspiring

Small but able to maintain.. Need a Salinity meter thats all..

For me i dun like to measure water parameters, as long as u water change every week.

They are happy enough.

[desmondekker]

Small but able to maintain.. Need a Salinity meter thats all..

For me i dun like to measure water parameters, as long as u water change every week.

They are happy enough.

mind sharing what's the temp like? my tank is about 28 degrees celcuis with a dymax fan, wonder if can do better

[tunicate]

Fan is more effective if you do not use enclosed hood over your tank.

[stevenchia]

Fan is more effective if you do not use enclosed hood over your tank.

Yes with tunicate.

At least hood needs to open more than a inch, to let fresh air flow with fan blowing if u die die wan ur hood over ur tank.