For any tank with many nps or nps which require multiple feedings a day. Right now mine are fine sitting in a container where the food is blown up periodically. If I got something more delicate what do you think of that method for making sure they get enough to eat?
Ive Seen that coral before, don't know what type. SorrySun corals aren't doing as well. Last night I read that food can rot in dendros and I think that might be happening to the sun coral. I had two that I was blowing debris out of and the flesh ripped on its skeleton The polyps also come out better when I'm feeding ever other day. I think. I've had a busy week, so I wasn't quite so on top of it. We'll see. I'll try every other day for both four a week.
Tomorrow I plan to go to the same store I got the sun from and see if I can get the other two. I also plan to get a plate skeleton of a plate that just died and the gorgonian.
By the way do you know what this coral is?
I'm here. Always watching your threads
Is this your preferred filtration method?For all those who don't remember trickle filters. At one point they were a no no. They would add nitrates to water. Too many nitrates . This was solved by changing filter media, to a porous type.Crush coral, crushed clay, ceramics, etc... Now these filters can remove ammonia, nitrites , and nitrates. Yes, there are products out there to remove ammonia,to end nutrifaction cycle. but for the cost, these products don't match a trickle filter.
Picture below of 1985 trickle filter
Trying lininar, difference is I'm going to rotate like 8-10 corals 360° , on a timer, on-15s, off 30s, to get constant food contact.
