Are you going with live rock or dry rock? Coralline will make its way into your system at some point, whether it be on a piece of live rock, or a coral frag.
thanks for the Info, excellent sourceI actually just received this today. I ordered ARC reefs coralline in a bottle. They put a minimum of 6 different species of coralline into the bottle. I called and talked to the guy, he was extremely friendly and knowlegeable. He told me how they make it, and that by having many different species introduced, you are bound to get at least 3 or 4 that love your tank, and really take off. He said that they have done around 100 starter tank tests with this, and in nearly all of them, it took 4 weeks to develop the coralline "chickenpox" dots all over everything. I also support the work they do in miami building reefs in the atlantic. If you look on their site, they have some amazing live rock and coralline.
welcome. I have light purple in my tank already, but thats it, and its progress is very slow. I want a big variety, so I get one that really takes off in there. I think this will be perfect.
The more I think about it I might get fresh rock to start. Looks like cleaning/cycling rock takes some time to.
I actually just received this today. I ordered ARC reefs coralline in a bottle. They put a minimum of 6 different species of coralline into the bottle. I called and talked to the guy, he was extremely friendly and knowlegeable. He told me how they make it, and that by having many different species introduced, you are bound to get at least 3 or 4 that love your tank, and really take off. He said that they have done around 100 starter tank tests with this, and in nearly all of them, it took 4 weeks to develop the coralline "chickenpox" dots all over everything. I also support the work they do in miami building reefs in the atlantic. If you look on their site, they have some amazing live rock and coralline.
I actually just received this today. I ordered ARC reefs coralline in a bottle. They put a minimum of 6 different species of coralline into the bottle. I called and talked to the guy, he was extremely friendly and knowlegeable. He told me how they make it, and that by having many different species introduced, you are bound to get at least 3 or 4 that love your tank, and really take off. He said that they have done around 100 starter tank tests with this, and in nearly all of them, it took 4 weeks to develop the coralline "chickenpox" dots all over everything. I also support the work they do in miami building reefs in the atlantic. If you look on their site, they have some amazing live rock and coralline.
Cant wait to get it! $20 is a great deal
awesome! I think they are on to something big! Keep me posted on your progress. My tank has been dosed as of 4pmI ordered some this morning
I would get another container and separate your rock into two bins. You will get better circulation that way. It looks really packed in there right now.I’m going to add this to my bucket of rock that I’m curing as soon as the ammonia drops . I’m going to put a light on it as well and concentrate the growth on these rocks for the next few weeks . After reading the letter @skiergd011013 posted the algae all grow in higher temperatures and depending on the light it will suit the algae I just hope when I put it in my main tank let the new light intensity won’t change anything but I will add another bottle when I do that should be no problem . Hope I can get a nice head start. Tank stand should be ready in a few weeks
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