Reef Pilot's Undersea Oasis

[JDigital]

Very nice SPS collection.

[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by JDigital

Very nice SPS collection.

Thanks, working on it... Some grow fast, some grow really slow...

[kien]

Wow. Gorgeous !

I have a mailing address that you can send those unwanted pellets to. I garantee that your pellets will be disposed of in a Eco friendly, zero carbon footprint manner.

[NIVLEM09]

I'll gladly take some of the trimmings beautiful collection of SPS.

[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by kien

Wow. Gorgeous !

I have a mailing address that you can send those unwanted pellets to. I garantee that your pellets will be disposed of in a Eco friendly, zero carbon footprint manner.

Thanks,... haha. I was foolish enough to load up on a boxing day a couple years ago, so still have a couple of unopened 1000 ml bags. But, not sure yet if I can go without redeploying the bio pellet reactor. Nitrates have crept up to about 5 pmm, and if they hit 10, it's going back in. I still remember well my battles of a few years ago, when I had very high nitrates.

Originally Posted by NIVLEM09

I'll gladly take some of the trimmings beautiful collection of SPS.

Thanks, always have a few frags for sale, and can do fresh clippings.

[Reef Pilot]

Well, I bit the bullet and just reimplemented by bio-pellet reactor. I had disconnected it thinking that I didn't need it anymore. But looks like that is not the case. My nitrates gradually climbed, and up to 15 ppm now. So it was time to take action.

Previously, I did not have to add any bio pellets for about a year and a half, and it looked like my bio pellet consumption had slowed to almost nothing. But I guess the reactor was still doing its job and keeping the nitrates at zero even though there were only about 3 inches left tumbling. So I was quite surprised to see how quickly they rose again once the reactor was disconnected.

[Bugger]

Can you do a full tank shot. I use biopellets too.