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Old 07-22-2010, 03:54 AM
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what type of return pump are you running. or did i miss that.
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Old 07-22-2010, 04:01 AM
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It's a QuietOne 3000.
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Old 07-22-2010, 04:56 AM
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Great looking tank. Looks like a lot of hard work went into that.
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Old 07-25-2010, 12:36 PM
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Great looking tank. Looks like a lot of hard work went into that.
Thanks. I try to make sure tank stays healthy. Lately I'm having trouble as frags are all grown and they are attacking each other and I have no place to relocate them. Unfortunately it's time to give up one coral at a time.

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Hi I noticed you have Halimeda in the tank. I like the look and am considering having in my new tank. How do you find it? Is it easy to control and keep where you want it? Thanks. Still love the colours!!!
The Halimeda is a hitchhiker, it doesn't spread all over the place but it still grows very quickly. I control it by trimming it time to time.

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The colors in your tank look killer.
Thanks! It turned out to be pretty good overall. I would like to keep things more stable so that I could try more fancy acros :P
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Old 08-13-2010, 04:14 AM
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A couple of days ago, finally received RKL SL1 module and BRS Ph probe. Had all modules/head unit firmware upgraded, hooked up Ph probe, calibrated and let it run.

My low Ph (before lights on) is 8.00 and high Ph is 8.4 (before lights out). I guess the levels are ok.

I did my monthly water test today. The results are

Nitrate : 0ppm
Phosphate: 0ppm
Ca : 220 mg/L !!!!!!!!
Alk: 12 dkh !!!!!!!

Turns out my 2 part container, the Ca part, was still full! It took me a while to figure out what went wrong, it was because the lid was shut and completely sealed the container, and the poor aqualifter pump could not suck the liquid out.

I took out a drill and made a small hole in the middle of lid on both containers..

Nothing really were obvious in the tank, but I noticed RBTA moved down a bit and found it strange for days..

I think I avoided (crossing my fingers) a near disaster
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Usuing an aqualifter as a doser is also asking for trouble IMO.
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Usuing an aqualifter as a doser is also asking for trouble IMO.
Why?
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Hi I noticed you have Halimeda in the tank. I like the look and am considering having in my new tank. How do you find it? Is it easy to control and keep where you want it? Thanks. Still love the colours!!!
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The colors in your tank look killer.
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