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ThanksTank looks pretty good to me !
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ThanksTank looks pretty good to me !
Ok thankyou... I'll probably just give it a lot of time, maybe it needs more stabilization.My lights are off, but I will tomorrow. My Xenia took a long time to grow. Yours looks healthy.
I hope I won't get them xD. I do have anemone sargassensis.... a rare anemone i got as a hitch hiker on the live rock. they were the only ones that multiplied. I had 2, now I got 6.You need to look at the ugliest tank thread. You will laugh. Wait until you get cyano and aiptasia.
I was using part salt mix part NSW in my 40 gallon 2 years ago... because we lived some distance from the sea.What water source are you both using?
Which company made yours? My sisters was made by Imagitarium FOR FRESHWATER (lol, salt it up!) and it is running fine... we did mod the pump for better flow and switched around the filter sponges/carbon filters... and added chaeto + lightingI have one of those little 3.6 AIO’s converted to a reef and it’s a pain.. the temperature and salinity is all over the place, the only things happy are Kenya trees and GSP. Getting ready to tear it down and plumb it into the sump of my new tank as a fuge
I use Caribbean sand (bought). She got a couple cups of beach sand with lots of fractured shells... its not dolomiteWhat kind of gravel does she have? Seems like dolomite. Paul b uses dolomite and his tanks running a long time.
) that has some life on it, like coralline algae or sponges. If algae isn’t growing, neither will corals. Tanks with no nutrients should have lower alkalinity, like 7-8, yours is high at 10 in my opinion. Until you can get some nutrients to grow some life.No my salinity is good.... and all the params are true.... the refractometer is calibrated.Maybe try and confirm your salinity is actually correct and hers is high. Maybe hers is normal and yours low.
Yes. Both of ours aquariums are in the same house... same testing equipment and so on...Is your Salinity tester calibrated properly? Yours is slightly high, and hers if correct is pretty darn high...also her Alk at 9 is fine...I keep mine at 8.5 (or try to) my corals are happy as can be... Plus a little No3 and Po4 like around 5 for the Nitrate and .03 for Phos would give your corals some nutrients to "snack on" so to speak. Are both aquariums in the same house, using same salt mix, testers etc....?
No my salinity is good.... and all the params are true.... the refractometer is calibrated.
Alright... I will tryId send off an icp anylysis test to be sure. Id also increase nutrients.

