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I thought I would post this.
We have had a reviewer on another forum for a year now and here is a video of his year end result http://s196.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=P1020020.flv Here is what he said 1 year anniversary of using ultralith video Hello everyone, I started using ultralith on January 1 2008, so I just hit the one year mark and decided to shoot a video of my tank. I am terrible at taking nice pictures, so I thought this would be a little better way to show the corals and colors that I am getting. It has been an experience, but once everything is dialed in, you learn what to dose and how much to dose for your tank and it's needs. I hope you enjoy watching, please let me know what you think of it, I appreciate feedback. |
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Thanks Claude....I will be introducing the Coralife salt slowly in to the system
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Here are 2 more comparison pictures
The top photo This photo shows 3 corals in a row. All of them have considerable reduction in symbiotic algae. The first coral is showing much of it base layer(kinda dark) and the blue coloration is much stronger. The second coral show the reduction in symbiotic algae with better pylop extensions. The last coral (not in focus) was a control coral bought locally. The owner and I agreed that it was totally brown with miminal coloration under MH light. The effect of Ultralith is very dramatic. The second coral picture show the amount of symbiotic algae reduction on the base layer. More pastel colours are starting to show as well a growth increase. ![]() ![]() Last edited by fencer; 01-05-2009 at 01:49 AM. |