Acropora and clams are my vice.
90g acropora and clams, 35g nano system and various other vessels filled with water.
Well, I really should’ve taken detailed pics of my tank before I decided to try a different herbivore to rid myself of valonia (aka bubble a
Definitely geared towards Tropic Marin products, but the general information here is really good. I especially like their approach to PO4 le
Yeah, I'm in the 8020 camp from now on. Especially after making my own.
> @BackbayReef wrote: > @Drexl I’m currently at 15 / 0.13 * 1.53 = 177 based on N/P x 1.53. That’s way above the 50 molar ratio as referenced. My PO4 is super stable since I’m dosing LC at 20mL/day. > > I can drive NO3 down further but my stupid sulfur reactor has been channeling lately (media clump) hence pushing that down further has been challenging. I might swap out the Aquamaxx TS-3 (bad design tbh) for a GEO this weekend, if time permits. I use polyp lab genesis blocks for nitrate reduction. It takes done time before they are fully cultivated with bacteria and start to consume nitrogen, but once they do, then it’s easier to add a little back. Types of food will help control nitrate and phosphate too.
> @Ndrwater wrote: > The one on the left is Spatholata i believe. > As @Drexl said, high ligt and high flow And fun fact, spathalata, prostrata and millepora are all millepora now after genetic/dna sequencing. It’s kinda crazy, mostly because all spaths are “fat”, prostrata is typically “skinny” and millies are in between. But they’re all found next to each other, so I guess it makes sense? 🙄