Logan's 75g - It's been fun!!

Discussion in 'Show Off Your Fish Tanks!' started by lmr2o, Sep 4, 2011.

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  1. 2in10

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    Please list your parameters to include nitrate, phosphate, specific gravity, calcium, alkalinity and magnesium, and what your lighting and flow are.

    If you find a photosynthetic gorg it is definitely doable. The selections are good ones.
     
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  3. 2in10

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    Please list your parameters to include nitrate, phosphate, specific gravity, calcium, alkalinity and magnesium, and what your lighting and flow are.

    If you find a photosynthetic gorg it is definitely doable. The selections are good ones.
     
  4. lmr2o

    lmr2o Millepora

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    will do give me a minute to figure out how to take a screen shot of a document I track the params in.

    Lighting are two phoenix 14k 250w, two t12 super actinics. t12's run from noon-3, halides from 3-8, t12s back on from 8-10.

    Flow is a koralia 1400, 750, and 650. Return pump is a mag 9.5 I can't find my bookmark with the head loss calculator right now.

    Temp gets as high as 79.6 and as low as 77.9
     
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    Lighting and flow seem good enough.
     
  6. exactlyobp

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    If I may, these bulbs are all pretty new as well..
     
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  7. lmr2o

    lmr2o Millepora

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    I haven't been testing as much as usual the past two weeks, I'm waiting on my BRS two part dosing and new salt to arrive this week.

    The pH has been a little jumpy from 7.8 to 8.2 (the higher when I was dosing alk), but my best guess is the Tropic Marin pro reef salt I was using is designed to have a ridiculously low alk (newly mixed saltwater was something like 5 dkH I forget exactly.)

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  9. 2in10

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    Boost the alk, stony corals need it at 7 or higher. You should strongly consider testing your PO4.
     
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    I've been meaning to for the past few weeks, there's one in the BRS order. I'm gonna bring the alk back up when the two-part gets here, buying bottles was getting too expensive and every WC would swing it back down.
     
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    Yeah it gets expensive buying the bottles. Just dose alk about an hour after your WC to compensate for the low values in the salt.
     
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    SnooknRedz Vlamingii Tang

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    Aye bro, hows the tank doing? any new adds? better yet, any growth?