finaly after the move

[burden2626]

finaly everythings back to its self moved to new house everything went rough but ok back to normal a month later

 

[Timothy Butler]

finaly everythings back to its self moved to new house everything went rough but ok back to normal a month later

Yes the move will stress out the corals they are not used to that being moved in the lights off no water movement but they should make a full recovery and from what I see you have a very nice tank

 

[burden2626]

thank you been at it for a year now moved 4 times grrr not fun i up graded on one of the moves i been at it for a year after i failed 15 years ago at salt water i gave up cause from what i was reading was to have a proper set up and it all cost alot back then until i dyi everything cut cost down to a 3rd i read for 15 years befor i atempted again not doin to bad i built pvc over flow to home made filter socks down threw trickle filter diy protien skimmer and algea scubber it pays off to do research and thanks

 

[Timothy Butler]

thank you been at it for a year now moved 4 times grrr not fun i up graded on one of the moves i been at it for a year after i failed 15 years ago at salt water i gave up cause from what i was reading was to have a proper set up and it all cost alot back then until i dyi everything cut cost down to a 3rd i read for 15 years befor i atempted again not doin to bad i built pvc over flow to home made filter socks down threw trickle filter diy protien skimmer and algea scubber it pays off to do research and thanks

You are correct time and money is well-spent keeping your tank free from disease and critters I've been in this for 17 years I love and am very passionate about corals I reproduce rare corals bye splitting budding and fragmenting rare corals I acquired in and out protected species I reproduce these and sell them back to the coral store I bought them from they also send referrals to me they want some of rare Coral I will go to their house look at their tank their lighting their filtration skimming dosing to make sure they are not just stay Fairweather Reef tank and give up after a year be proud of your hobby it is worth all the effort to sit back at night and enjoy you're beautiful ecosystem

 

[Timothy Butler]

thank you been at it for a year now moved 4 times grrr not fun i up graded on one of the moves i been at it for a year after i failed 15 years ago at salt water i gave up cause from what i was reading was to have a proper set up and it all cost alot back then until i dyi everything cut cost down to a 3rd i read for 15 years befor i atempted again not doin to bad i built pvc over flow to home made filter socks down threw trickle filter diy protien skimmer and algea scubber it pays off to do research and thanks

Always use an isolation tank to keep new inhabitants under observance I do 10 215 days looking for disease and pests it is the only way you can protect your expensive and beautiful corals without having to worry I've seen too many people buy a piece throw it in their tank and then they get a massive Coral die off isolation is the most guaranteed way of not transmitting diseases or pests to your tank people on this site are either poorly informed and not correct fax but they love to call me stupid in a fool I'm far from that and I've been doing this for 17 years and I've enjoyed every minute of it I hope you do too always ask for information or if you're given information Google it it will not steer you wrong that's my second best tool to acquire parameters for Water and Light and any other facts or information thrown my way I always keep an open mind I in my 17 years still learn things I have not but if you winter clothes minded it will hinder you Google is your best friend not even your Coral dealer will give you as much information as Google

 

[burden2626]

i dont know how much coral iam going with yet i was just goin for my enemone i got 2 bta's one green he,s a foot across and an orange hes small prolly size of a half dollar i got i got a star polyp frag thats isolated on its own island its taking off i got green red and red with blue doted mushrroms i got a hammer coral frag some red and green zoa's and some pulsating xinia that came in on a peice of live rock am not sure if i like it cause i been reading that it can grow over top my corals and everything in the tank