It's Just a Tank

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My husband just sent me this photo from a house he is working in. :face-with-tears-of-joy: :face-with-tears-of-joy: :face-with-tears-of-joy: :face-with-tears-of-joy: He said “THEY WONT STOP STARING AT ME!!!”
Anyone got a bon fire?
 
Someone needs a trim, or i move my pink goni. Maybe I'll move the goni.
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If the Goni is happy I wouldn't move it. I love and hate Gonis. When they're happy they're amazing! Then you move them and they get an infection and die overnight.... Stupid lovely beautiful cranky beasts!
 
If the Goni is happy I wouldn't move it. I love and hate Gonis. When they're happy they're amazing! Then you move them and they get an infection and die overnight.... Stupid lovely beautiful cranky beasts!
You're 100% right about leaving gonis alone. But, it hates being touched by the tree. I guess I'll cut it later today and place it on some rubble.
 
Looks amazing under day lights. I only have a few coral that do. Only so much windex I can handle. 4 hours a day is enough.
Yep. I'm still wondering if I should mess with the schedule so it's less blue when I'm in the room, usually in the evenings. It has usually been dimming for some time by then though, I think fake dusk is 10pm. Got blue, but not blasted with it.
 
I'm in the other camp. I run as much blue and White balanced as is needed for adequate par and health, peaking whites early in the day when I'm not around the tanks. I prefer an 80/20 blue to white, when I'm viewing the tank. Whites trail down to 3% by 8pm. Lights don't go out until 1030
 
I'm in the other camp. I run as much blue and White balanced as is needed for adequate par and health, peaking whites early in the day when I'm not around the tanks. I prefer an 80/20 blue to white, when I'm viewing the tank. Whites trail down to 3% by 8pm. Lights don't go out until 1030
I think that's the good thing about our tanks, we can adjust to our taste and to the livestock needs. You don't need a ton of white, some of us like more than others. I just grew sick of the 80/20. I am more for 60/40. Right now, currently at 75/22. This is a slow process.
 
I think that's the good thing about our tanks, we can adjust to our taste and to the livestock needs. You don't need a ton of white, some of us like more than others. I just grew sick of the 80/20. I am more for 60/40. Right now, currently at 75/22. This is a slow process.
I still need to find some way to get my par measurements in the new tank. Anyone have a meter? The "club" I joined has a waiting list to use theirs. Or any recommendations on how to get reading done without spending 450$.
 
I still need to find some way to get my par measurements in the new tank. Anyone have a meter? The "club" I joined has a waiting list to use theirs. Or any recommendations on how to get reading done without spending 450$.
I can mail out my ahhh.... Fudge... Seneye this weekend if you want. I don't know how strict they are on policy of crud. You have to have it connected to an internet source, make an account and it will do readings. I don't use the other stuff, because.. I refuse to pay for the paper reader thing.
 
How's Eli?
She's still yellow and black with minimal blue flakes. Hardly noticeable. I believe that's what gives them the green hue.

Edit: She must have been needing some extra food. My son was over at the tank and she swam like lightening at him. She's got an attachment to him. I think she see's his fingers as food.
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

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