Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

we tested and it shows up. Even rodi doesn't remove it. It lowers a bit. To completely remove it a six or seven stage filter is needed.

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This place chalks it full of ammonia (algae blooms at the plant every year) and chloramines so 7 stage is necessary.
 
Teaser pic
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Very nice. Still sad I randomly lost mine a few months ago :( they are cool. Fungia and pink hooters chalice, Who the heck kills those!? lol
 
Very nice picture. I do not believe there is any demonstrateable answer as to why they bubble or not. I have heard many opinions and observations, but most anemone experts I follow say there is no consistent reason. For my current BTA, it had very fat bubbles when I got him. When I added the Spotcinctus Clownfish all the bubbles went away within a week. Just my experience owning one specimen. Personally, as a past owner of H. magnifica and LTAs, I actually prefer the stringy tentacles.
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This was the parent from Mayor Crabs
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Agreed. There is no consensus as to why they bubble.
 
Where did everybody go? Did I miss the bus? :)
I was wondering the same thing. Y’all have been quiet lately.
 
Hey guys and gals, sorry i havent been responding lately. I miss yall! lol. My little internet family! Been very busy. Finally got free time for about 3ish days. sooo. HI!!! :)
 
hey back. Just got done black ops. Feeding and topping off the tank. I'm really enjoying the gobstoppers. Pink is an excellent color in the reef
Black ops? That sounds awesome, yet scary. :)
 

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