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  1. Camilsky
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    Red Fluorescent Algae

    It gives nice fluorescence only when exposed to UV-C like irradiation. I like it. Looks very intriguing. I was trying to find some about fluorescence...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    softened or hard water

    There is also contribution from GH (general hardness) that sums up all kinds of calcium salts. It always depends on the quality of your tap water...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Small apocalypse!

    I get your point. Tap water here in Groningen is consumption ready, you can drink it right away from the tap. Instead of chlorine, high doze of ozone...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Red Fluorescent Algae

    Thanks for feedback Scott. The stuff I see on the rock looks healthy. It looks marvellous when I turn on my actinics.
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    Red Fluorescent Algae

    Hey! Thanks for hint! I don't think it's the case. It looks like a totally new specimen. The most important difference is the fact it glows :D Looks...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    Red Fluorescent Algae

    Hmm... Interesting thought... But why damaged ?!
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: ID This!
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    Small apocalypse!

    Yet another update: I've changed 40 gal of water, removed almost all clay-like gunk from the sand. All filters, have been rinsed with the water from...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Red Fluorescent Algae

    Hello friends! I've just restarted my tank :D I was cleaning LR, and after placing it back to the tank I've discovered this fancy red fluorescent...
    Thread by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007, 15 replies, in forum: ID This!
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    Bloke's 90g Build Thread

    Hey! Looks awesome! Colors are great! Karma from me!
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    Bigger Pump In Nano?

    Hey! What about this : Tune Nano Stream Good luck...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: Filters, Pumps, etc..
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    Small apocalypse!

    Hey! Small update: I've tested my RO/DI water and normal tap water for silicates. No silica in both of them! The only difference is Ca2+ content...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Newbie here

    Hey! Welcome to 3reef!
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: Say Hello!
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    Small apocalypse!

    Yeah... I wish I could do that. The rock itself releases clay like gunk, that is the source of silica. That's the problem. I bought it as a coral...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    Small apocalypse!

    Right'o... I've learned my lesson! I will buy a quality rock now...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    softened or hard water

    Yup! That's it ! It's really not healthy! I dilutes out all ions in the body. It may cause so called hypertonia!
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    softened or hard water

    Well! You should not expect any KH in the water from RO/DI or household water purifier, assuming your units are working properly! RO/DI water = 0KH!!!
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    hello!

    Hey! Welcome to 3reef! BTW, greetings from the Netherlands :D
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: Say Hello!
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    Small apocalypse!

    Yeah! I did the NO3, NO2, NH3 checks. Phosphates are high, also silica is elevated... I'm getting my own, decent RO/DI unit next month. I will wait...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    hydrogen peroxide

    Yup! hydrogen peroxide is normally very toxic. Used in small doses may cause bleaching of colors of Your fish, corals and inverts. Higher...
    Post by: Camilsky, Dec 8, 2007 in forum: Water Chemistry
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