WildAquatics SPS Journey

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The room directly behind the display

Running 5 Radion XR30W G4 Pro LEDs

Organized Control Panel(s)

Calcium Reactor

 

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Above the sump

The sump

Running a closed loop underneath the tank

 

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Just recently installed a ReefBot to automate my testing so I my tank levels can be more consistent even when I'm away from home. Loving it so far as it is very accurate. I am testing Alk, Phosphate, and Nitrate multiple times a week

The RO container hooked up to the ReefBot

The 5 Gallon Waste Container

 

[Bnagle]

Frag Tank System, plumbed into the sump

 

[Bnagle]

Here's another UPDATE for you guys:
I have been dealing with an overabundance of Purple Clove Polyps that have been taking over some of my rocks and corals. So after researching the most harmless and most effective way of removing PCP, I decided to purchase Fenbendazole. Specifically, I ordered Canine Dewormer with 22.2% Fenbendazole (222 mg/g).

Earlier today (6pm), I removed all my carbon, snails, filter socks, and stopped skimming and then dosed my tank with just about two full packets. I am excited to see my PCP slowly disappear over the next few days. I will update you guys on the progress. STAY TUNED!!

PICS:

 

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5 mins after dosing:

 

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Nice filtration room. Basements are perfect for that! We wouldn't know in the south

 

[Bnagle]

Roughly 48 hours after dosing Fenbendazole: PCP starting to whittle away

 

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Did a 100-gallon water change earlier today, started skimming, and started running carbon again. All PCP are gone!!! Will be doing a smaller water change later this week.