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Still doing good with no water changes and the Triton method. A few pics below.Just a quick update on the tank. Everything is doing great so far. I got a couple of Acan Lords. They look awesome under the blue LEDs.![]()
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Here are some pics and a quick video of the skimmer in action.Sure. I have the Reef Glass skimmer, which has worked much better than I imagined. I have never been a fan of air pump driven skimmers, but this one has turned my opinions around. As far as rocks go, I have plenty of real estate left, but I have been super lazy and have not glued any corals to their final locations. I am leaving them on the sand bed until I get all the corals I am looking for and then arrange everything the way they will stay and grow.
Did I mention that this tank will be Ultra Low Maintenance?
I am taking that part very seriously. ;Happy
I'll take some pictures of the skimmer in action and maybe a video, if I have the time. The only pictures I have so far of the skimmer are the ones on the first page of this thread.
To be honest, the skimmate looks a bit too wet, but that may be part my fault, as I'm still learning to set this one up, but I'm adjusting and tweaking.thank you! very interesting as I also have a low opinion of air driven skimmers. How is the skimmate? Pretty cool it pumps directly to a collection container than a cup. I feel like the narrow waste opening could restrike performance some though.
I finally got around to taking some pictures of the Skimmate container before emptying. I think the skimmer is settling and performing better.To be honest, the skimmate looks a bit too wet, but that may be part my fault, as I'm still learning to set this one up, but I'm adjusting and tweaking.
I'll try to take a few pics of the Skimmate container before I empty it next time.
I appreciate the advice. When I get to that point I will definitely reach out.I use 3 1.1ml BRS dosing pumps. I have used the Jebao dp4 and the Coral Box WF-4, but I've had problems with both. Finally I decided to go with the tried and true BRS pumps and I will never go back.
I mounted them to the inside of the cabinet and I use the Skims DLC3 TRIPLE DOSING RESERVOIR to store the liquids. I'm sure you already know this, but you can combine the part 3A and 3B into a single container and dose them at the same time, but they have to be twice as strong when it comes to dilution.
What I like about this setup is I can look at the reservoir and see at a glance if all the pumps are dosing the same amount. If I see one of the 3 sections higher than the rest, I know that pump needs to be calibrated or cleaned.
Ping me if you need help with the dilution calculations so you can dose a less strong formula more times a day. The tank likes it better this way and you will have less levels fluctuation.
This is the reservoir:
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