Reef Actifis available at AquaCave at $20 each for 100ml bottle. It took me 2 minutes to find and order. I will receive in 2 days
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Had a quick gander at your lovely tank, what are you trying to achieve?Reef Actifis available at AquaCave at $20 each for 100ml bottle. It took me 2 minutes to find and order. I will receive in 2 days
Do you know if too much light intensity will diminish photosynthesis. @Dana Riddle articles in Advanced Aquaria documented it with SPS that coral growth platoed out then declined with increasing intensity.From memory, phyto (or some types anyway) can grow in low light using organics, but only 60% of the normal growth rate. Add light and it may make sense that growth is increased. A bit like photosynthesis using both red and deep red spectrums is greater than using either red or deep red then adding them together.
As a Laissez faire reefer, I achieved low maintenance using micro fauna and fana, along with bacteria and cryptic sponges to run near zero water change systems.Had a quick gander at your lovely tank, what are you trying to achieve?
I didn’t go back to the thread to read conclusion because I could not find it. Perhaps @Peace River could link it and join this carbon dosing party.I believe I saw it too, wasn’t his determination that bacteria was increasing co2?
No, not affiliated, I’ve been known as Garf since being a kid. Garf “chopper” they used to call me, lol.@Garf,
I went to your tank thread and saw AquaCave logo. Are you connected to AquaCave? I was initially curious because 30 years ago before hobby forum websites, I followed GARF: Geothermal Aquaculture Research Foundation. Are you familiar with the vendor?

I saw it there but I was worried about it and not being available going forward with this test since it is being marked as discontinued at most places. I went ahead and ordered as well so I'm back on boardReef Actifis available at AquaCave at $20 each for 100ml bottle. It took me 2 minutes to find and order. I will receive in 2 days
Is Leroy still in business?@Garf,
I went to your tank thread and saw AquaCave logo. Are you connected to AquaCave? I was initially curious because 30 years ago before hobby forum websites, I followed GARF: Geothermal Aquaculture Research Foundation. Are you familiar with the vendor?
If he is, his P.R. Team needs a kick up the anus.Is Leroy still in business?
The website was a disorganized bunch of pictures and tweets, yet his use of reef rubble intrigued me and I used it in a wet/dry filter in front off mud/algae refugium.If he is, his P.R. Team needs a kick up the anus.
Careful, you’re showing you’re ageThe website was a disorganized bunch of pictures and tweets, yet his use of reef rubble intrigued me and I used it in a wet/dry filter in front off mud/algae refugium.

Lol. What on earth has any of this got to do with the original post, soz sixty.Wow that takes me back! Visiting Leroy at his location in Boise. I am surprised the site is still up.
Bacteria are ageless as are some of us on this thread.Lol. What on earth has any of this got to do with the original post, soz sixty.
Any of you oldies R.I.P cleaned?Bacteria are ageless as are some of us on this thread.
No, never did it. It seems to be a temporary fix to overcome incorrect/ insufficient husbandry of system. However, with a nano tank, RIP clean would be easy enough.Any of you oldies R.I.P cleaned?
Yes a couple times but used water polishing and water changes with a commercial aquarium maintenance system I own. In a recent clean of my orphan tank the result is an outbreak of Cyano bacteria and nuisance algae. So this is a perfect chance to try this method. Just fish and inverts only at this point. Trying to get the rock ready to move to new aquarium and make a go with some sps corals. Not enough filter feeders at present so this might not work. I need to add some sponge and filter feeders maybe to get this kicked off. Ordered Actif and the fun begins. I did use Vibrant a while back and it worked but at a cost. Did not know it was an algaecide. So I am not prone to bottled whatever but this may help to correct the situation.Any of you oldies R.I.P cleaned?
This is where I get ornamental sponges. Winter diving is inconsistent and they have zero in sock now, yet two weeks ago I received three pack of ornamental sponges.Yes a couple times but used water polishing and water changes with a commercial aquarium maintenance system I own. In a recent clean of my orphan tank the result is an outbreak of Cyano bacteria and nuisance algae. So this is a perfect chance to try this method. Just fish and inverts only at this point. Trying to get the rock ready to move to new aquarium and make a go with some sps corals. Not enough filter feeders at present so this might not work. I need to add some sponge and filter feeders maybe to get this kicked off. Ordered Actif and the fun begins. I did use Vibrant a while back and it worked but at a cost. Did not know it was an algaecide. So I am not prone to bottled whatever but this may help to correct the situation.

