Tenurepro's Redsea Reefer 250

btmedic04 · Feb 20, 2020

Your tank is looking sweet! I also saw your last video a week or so ago, super scary stuff with the accidental vinegar dose, but I'm glad everything turned out ok.

Also I like that you moved the gyres to the sides. Has that allowed you to turn them up a bit or are you running them at the same levels as when they were on the back wall?

tenurepro · Feb 20, 2020

btmedic04 said:
Your tank is looking sweet! I also saw your last video a week or so ago, super scary stuff with the accidental vinegar dose, but I'm glad everything turned out ok.

Also I like that you moved the gyres to the sides. Has that allowed you to turn them up a bit or are you running them at the same levels as when they were on the back wall?

thanks! Yep, i am now running the gyers on alternating mode, with a max of 70% and a min of 30%... before, i had them running at a max of 40%... i really like the new configuration... seems to have helped with some cyano buildup that i would get on the corner rocks by the end of the day

btmedic04 · Feb 20, 2020

tenurepro said:
thanks! Yep, i am now running the gyers on alternating mode, with a max of 70% and a min of 30%... before, i had them running at a max of 40%... i really like the new configuration... seems to have helped with some cyano buildup that i would get on the corner rocks by the end of the day

I currently have 2x MP10s on opposite sides on my 40B at 50% reefcrest. I've been considering moving them to the back wall and picking up a pair of gyres, but I've been told that would be too much flow for a mixed reef with sand. Maybe on my next tank I'll go SPS dominant and barebottom

tenurepro · Feb 20, 2020

btmedic04 said:
I currently have 2x MP10s on opposite sides on my 40B at 50% reefcrest. I've been considering moving them to the back wall and picking up a pair of gyres, but I've been told that would be too much flow for a mixed reef with sand. Maybe on my next tank I'll go SPS dominant and barebottom

I have Fiji pink sand and They are robust enough that the flow doesn’t cause any sand storms

WallyB · Feb 20, 2020

WOW. Things look amazing. Growing fast too.

Marvin the Martian is coloring up nicely.

The Anacropora has spread out and grown with great symetry.

Hmmm. That Pacman sure needs some pruning, and I got space in my Empty Tank (TO HELP YOU)
Even enough room for another piece of the Blue Tort

tenurepro · Feb 20, 2020

WallyB said:
WOW. Things look amazing. Growing fast too.

Marvin the Martian is coloring up nicely.

The Anacropora has spread out and grown with great symetry.

Hmmm. That Pacman sure needs some pruning, and I got space in my Empty Tank (TO HELP YOU)
Even enough room for another piece of the Blue Tort

Ask and you shall receive! Thanks @WallyB

Flameback Pair · Apr 2, 2020

@tenurepro I just watched your latest video on cleaning your sump. It looks like you might have quick disconnects to your optical sensors and probes. Is this true? How did you do it?

tenurepro · Apr 2, 2020

powers2001 said:
@tenurepro I just watched your latest video on cleaning your sump. It looks like you might have quick disconnects to your optical sensors and probes. Is this true? How did you do it?

I wish - I just don’t disconnect them while soaking... the apex brain is mounted in a way that makes it really awkward to unplug and re plug things... cheers!
Amro

emvanburen · Apr 14, 2020

Way to go on keeping up the videos. Liked the discussion on alk and dosing. I remember the days before tridents and alkatronic trying to adjust dosing to flatten pH because we could monitor pH. How ironic!

tenurepro · Apr 14, 2020

emvanburen said:
Way to go on keeping up the videos. Liked the discussion on alk and dosing. I remember the days before tridents and alkatronic trying to adjust dosing to flatten pH because we could monitor pH. How ironic!

Yeah a lot has changed over the past couple of years or so... thanks for watching!

drawman · Jun 4, 2020

Was watching a couple of your videos I'm curious how the sea hare experiment is going?

tenurepro · Jun 4, 2020

Sea hare died a week or so into the tank... nothing bad happened when he died

drawman said:
Was watching a couple of your videos I'm curious how the sea hare experiment is going?

drawman · Jun 4, 2020

tenurepro said:
Sea hare died a week or so into the tank... nothing bad happened when he died

That's too bad. Any idea why?

tenurepro · Jun 4, 2020

drawman said:
That's too bad. Any idea why?

Not sure - i thought I gave him a proper acclimation... seems like their long term longevity is a bit of a hit or a miss... collection stress ? Shipping issues?

Johnmy · Jun 29, 2021

tenurepro said:
My Redsea reefer is 2 and half years old!

Really beautiful. Very good job brother

tenurepro · Mar 2, 2022

Greetings all - hope everyone is doing well! The Redsea Reefer 250 has been a really great tank for me; made many mistakes, learned a few things. Sadly time to let it go. I am planning an upgrade to a waterbox reef 180.5; a substantial bump in size. I’ve started a new build thread for the waterbox here… thanks for joining me on this new journey!

Build Thread - Waterbox 180.5 - the BioReef!

[FTS May 2022] Greetings all! My SPS dominant reefer 250 is more than 5.5 years old now (www.reef2reef.com/threads/tenurepros-redsea-reefer-250.295764/#post-3619469) and I've been thinking about an upgrade for a bit over a year now. The reefer 250 was the largest tank that i can fit in our home...

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