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No takers? I guess I need to continue adding videos of our coral flats...
We've been promising pictures and videos for months. I found the underwater camera and decided to give everyone a little peak of what we've got going...
Awesome project. Looks like you thought of most things and it should work out well.
Those do look very nice, but I think we went with one of these: Vertex RX6 DUO Calcium Reactor - Aquarium Supplies, Aquarium Supply, Aquarium...
Wow! Those do look promising.
Yes, better safe than sorry. That is the most common combo. I would replace the 10ks with some Geissman Aquablues though. they pack more punch than...
I think I'm starting to narrow it down to a vertex, corallin or possibly an AquaC. Keep the opinions coming...
Thank you for the offer, but I think we're just going to order online.
This one looks like it would do the job: Vertex RX6 DUO Calcium Reactor - AquaCave What's everyone think of that one?
Not overkill at all. We run some chaeto in the first chamber of a solona, and it seems to work pretty well. Are you running a light on the back of...
I'm looking for a calcium reactor for about a 200 gallon system. Any opinions on which one will do the job best are welcome.
I would either go bare bottom or some larger particle sand. Sounds like an awesome project.
If you are going to go with a HOB overflow, I wouldn't skimp on it. Get a good one from Eshopps and you will sleep much better. Do not get that...
That's a pretty good deal. I wouldn't rely on the skimmer, but it should be a great way to squeeze some refugium space behind your tank.
I agree, go .001 per day and you will be fine.
I'm curious how long it will be before all the big boys in T5 tubes will start putting out bulbs for this. This seems like it could be the new market...
I agree, you really don't need a skimmer this early in your tank. HYou should save up.
Why do you want them out?
Spread some frozen angel diet on a rock. It should pick at that one, and then be more likely to pick up on eating frozen food.
Your corals will need 8 to 12 hours of light on a regular basis, but other than that it's really up to you. You can of course run the blues some...
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