Epic intro! Haha. Very interested to see what you think of the substrate. Really nice look.
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Following along. I'd love to see pics of your machine for cutting the acrylic. Also, are you only using one light on your ATS?
Also, you do realize that we expect Star Wars themed names for all your fish and at least one good chunk of Jedi Mind trick Monti!
Best thing with your rock... other then looking awesome... is the canyon. Visually cool but also highly functional. Have you ever put up temporary walls with egg crate for a day or two to separate late additions?
Jason
A pair of your angels were on LA
I want that flame wrasse, but don’t like that price
Thanks!Looks great! What's on the fish list? I know you mentioned a few choice fish in the past.
Should be soonReady for your corals yet?![]()
Should be soon; and I'll take some algae if you've enough to harvest.
I have a Kamoer peristaltic dosing pump to use with the calcium reactor. It’s not the newest model, but the previous one so I’m contemplating on buying the newest one; I think the size of the unit will fit better with my other components.What are you using for a feed pump for the Calc reactor?
That’s how they get you.I thought I got a killer deal getting a new reactor for $100. I did not realize I was going to have to pay another $650 for a pump to run the thing![]()
Double Rainbow Fairy Wrasse? Often confused as a possible triple rainbow (o;A quick update before this weekend.
Since adding the rock and substrate, the system has been purring along nicely for the past few of weeks. Shortly after the aquascape was installed, I added a bottle of Dr. Tim's One & Only bacteria and fed the system with the slurry left over from thawing out my frozen foods for the other tank. The weekend of the Fall Expo, I won one of the Reef Nutrition live foods packs, so I dumped the entire bottle of Tigger Pods into the display. I also picked up a small selection of snails and hermits for the first CUC . In addition to those inverts, I ended up buying three coral frags (and Nox donated a fourth) to test the water cycle. And with my experience, I purchased three montipora frags; undata, Nauti Spiral and spongodes. If I cannot keep those alive, the system isn't ready. So far, everything is going as expected.
And as expected, this week was the arrival of the diatoms. The light brown algae started showing up early this week and now it is in full bloom. And as expected, the trochus snails are not faring very well during the bloom.
In addition to the first livestock additions, I just picked up some algae to seed my ATS; thanks, Tim @zoolan70 . The skimmer has been running since the initial start up, but I left the ATS offline until now. There's not really much of anything for the ATS to consume, but since I anticipate adding a fish or two or three this weekend, I thought it was about time to implement the scrubber.
I have a few small projects left to complete before the system is "fully operational"; calcium reactor, ATO reservoir and cable/cord management. I also need to fix or replace my ReefLink for communicating with my Radion fixtures. It was working just fine when the old system was torn down but when re-installed, it's not doing anything. It won't update firmware. It won't factory reset. In fact, when hooked up to my computer, the serial number is all zeros and no communication is present. I've reached out to Ecotech without making any progress.
Hopefully I'm able to find "the fish that I'm looking for" this weekend.
Hopefully I'm able to find "the fish that I'm looking for" this weekend.