An underwater look at my corals.
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haha, thanks Tom. Yeah, I use tonga branch and acrylic rods to squeeze in as many frags as I can. I'm definitely a coral hoarder.
That's funny, mine is very personable. He would be an easy wrasse to catch if I had to.
I actually never thought of this until you mentioned it. It actually makes me want to find something quieter than MP40s.
Great video.
Stunning display of mature acro yumminess Conor, you should be very proud mate
I use ATI blue+ coral+ and purple+ bulbs. I'm using a mixture of sands and I'm not sure the grain size. It's between coarse and fine I would say.
Thank you! I believe you are referring to my Cali Tort. It's a very fast grower and has survived all of my mistakes.Jesus what an inspiration!!!!! I've seen the video like 5 times. What is that huge stag in the middle? Gotta find me one of those!Thanks for sharing.
Thanks everyone for checking out my video and thank you for the kind feedback!
My display tank is a 190 gallon DSA which is plumbed into a large tub I use as a sump and a 50 gallon frag tank. My system is very simple. I use an 8 bulb ATI fixture with reefbrite strips added on. For flow I use 4 mp40s each working independently at about 80%. I have two return pumps for redundancy. I use an oversized skimmer which I believe is rated for up to 1200 gallons. I am a heavy feeder so this skimmer was needed. I feed my fish up to 5 times a day with various frozen foods and seafood from the grocery store. The only thing I dose into my tank is B-Ionic 2 part and I'm at about 220 ml/day at the moment. I do have some matrix in my sump for added surface area for bacteria and I'm considering buying a reactor to put that in, but in the meantime it's in large bags. Carbon is run passively in a bag in the sump and I change out about 1.5 cups a month. I do weekly 10% water changes using Reef Crystals. I think that's about it, very simple setup.
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Awesome video Conor, such a different perspective that I am yet to see from your tank, looks freaking amazing, the corals are huge! Thanks for sharing buddy!
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Awesome video. Sweet tank and makes me want to buy a GoPro to use on mine.
You may have already heard this, but that is a gorgeous tank!
What is that dark wrasse with red eyes and a sapphire blue tail who makes brief and cautious appearances? Good looking animal!
~Bruce, who probably already has too many wrasses . . .
What is that dark wrasse with red eyes and a sapphire blue tail who makes brief and cautious appearances? Good looking animal!
~Bruce, who probably already has too many wrasses . . .
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Yes, I believe that is my light combo at the moment. I don't clean my sand, I have a couple sand sifting starfish and a bunch of nasarius snails that do a pretty good job. My tank is 27" tall and my t5s are able to grow corals on the sand.
Thank you, I'm not doing anything special. I posted a brief description above but my system is as simple as it gets. Just the basics
Thanks Bruce! The fish you are referring to is a Katherine's wrasse. it has gotten much darker since being in my tank. It had red in it when I bought him.
I have the Hero 4. I've been happy with it so far.
Thanks again everyone for checking out the video and for the kind comments
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Beautiful reef and video work
