Sure, let me know. I always have frags of most of my acros. I need to take some updated pics but I've been super busy at work. Hopefully I'll have some time in the next couple weeks.
I've been busy at work, going on spring break with the fam and not not spending as much time as I'd like with the tank. Things continue to go swimmingly and corals continue to grow. For now I'll leave you with this video of our snorkeling on the Big Island, Hawaii a couple weeks back. If you haven't been, I strongly encourage it. I've snorkeled around the world and the Big Island is the best.
So I'm just routing the skimmate back into the sump. I have my skimmer tied into my CO2 reactor so I don't want to shut it down. It just recirculates oxygen. The interesting thing is that without skimming, my Nitrate & Phosphate have dropped a little... I guess my tank just consumes well.
Not your typical update. I love it!My wife and I turn 50 this year, and she thought it would be a good idea to hike to the top of the world. Over 84.7 miles and a total elevation gain of 29,593’, we hiked from Lukla, Nepal to Mt. Everest Base Camp at an altitude of 5364m (17,598’).
Oh, and of course @revhtree Reef2Reef was there.
Looks great!!!BC Bubblebath Unicorn finally starting to explode.
The first year I had my tank I experimented with several things but my corals didn’t appreciate it. Once my tank was seasoned I stopped adding. I maintain my nutrients by balancing the right amount of fish. Some people say “feed more”, but I just have enough fish and feed those fish. Slowly add them over time and you’ll see when things balance out and you have enough. The bigger the acros get, they also consume a lot of nutrients, so more fish.
