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Green hair algae, its a common nuisance most reefer encounter at some point. Some throw in the towel, others like me learn how to live with it and try beating it but it takes a lot of time, patience and reading. Hopefully ill be GHA free at some point and ill be able to change that signature. I wish some corals grew as fast as that algae.Thanks yan2pr
Your signature said you grow GHA better than anyone, what's that!?
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Ahaha, green hair algae, that's great, I understand now! I once had a beautiful green hair algae but it turned very ...brown... So I rearranged some rock formations to get it more hidden in the display but I would actually love to know how to keep green hair from turning brown *rolls over laughing*
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Welcome aboard @Birdbrains? We have quite a few people on here that are anemone experts. Got any pics?
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Welcome to R2R! Tell us a little about your tank. Pictures? Glad to have you with us.
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Welcome to R2R @Birdbrains?
It’s awesome that you’ve joined us here at Reef Excellence.
It's great you have knowledge regarding anemones, so you'll love hanging out with all the
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Steve
It’s awesome that you’ve joined us here at Reef Excellence.
It's great you have knowledge regarding anemones, so you'll love hanging out with all the
super helpful
super friendly,
super awesome
super positive, and
super knowledgeable, smart & clever participants that frequent this forum.
There’s no bad or misleading advice given out around here.
C U round the Reef
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Thanks everybody
My tank is a three years old 60L hand driven tank with a overpowered PAR and an "archaic tech" bubble skimmer.
By "hand driven" I mean that I have added zero mechanics to make the tank operate on automatics but rather I spend the time fixing the tank pretty much every other day.
I keep a macrodactyla doreensis and polymnus clowns and I have yet to understand what type of camera can capture nicer picture of the LED lighting because pictures just turn out bad whenever I try.
I must say that I do not see much in the terms of "Anemone Experts" anywhere but at least human-kind have some degree of understanding of these creatures now.
Since I understand that the internet makes it possible for anyone to lie about just about anything, I will of course be happy to show potato style pictures so you can see that my aquarium is indeed real but I would honestly love some good advice; on what technical camera specifications one would need to have, to make good pictures of LED lighted aquariums, if anybody should be an expert on such things
My tank is a three years old 60L hand driven tank with a overpowered PAR and an "archaic tech" bubble skimmer.
By "hand driven" I mean that I have added zero mechanics to make the tank operate on automatics but rather I spend the time fixing the tank pretty much every other day.
I keep a macrodactyla doreensis and polymnus clowns and I have yet to understand what type of camera can capture nicer picture of the LED lighting because pictures just turn out bad whenever I try.
I must say that I do not see much in the terms of "Anemone Experts" anywhere but at least human-kind have some degree of understanding of these creatures now.
Since I understand that the internet makes it possible for anyone to lie about just about anything, I will of course be happy to show potato style pictures so you can see that my aquarium is indeed real but I would honestly love some good advice; on what technical camera specifications one would need to have, to make good pictures of LED lighted aquariums, if anybody should be an expert on such things
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