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pazz wrote:hi dan must be time for an update need my nps fix ...
MeLLeR wrote:pazz wrote:hi dan must be time for an update need my nps fix ...dendro must have filled the tank by now given your growth rates
I am ready to start planning a new build which will hopefully be bigger and better than the current tank & stand.
Dan wrote:Good Jason, just added a xxsml threadfin butterfly to help with the aiptasia war but otherwise things are going well. Oldest dendro is now at 11monthsSo far i have not lost a coral in this system and have managed to frag 2 gorgs, 1 dendro & have numerous baby sun corals.
Dan wrote:Well my Threadfin Butterfly has decided from day one that he not only likes Aiptasia but also happy to smash any frozen or flake food with gusto so I guess its effectiveness in Aiptasia control has somewhat gone out the window... just my luck to pick up a notoriously fussy fish who smashed flake from the start![]()
might do a big photo update tonight as it has been a while
. I bet 9 out of 10 butterflyfish wont eat without training![]()
ssbk23 wrote:Definitely looks better with a clean back wall![]()
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What are you using to kill the aiptasia?
ssbk23 wrote:Thanks Dan, I haven't heard of using bicarb and vinegar before. How do you make it up? Just add vinegar to dry bicarb?
I've tried red sea aiptasia x, salifert aiptasia exit, straight vinegar all with no luck.
I'll give anything a go if it will work
DAY1 wrote:Dan
Try kalkwasser paste or Builders lime , Tone put me on to it a while a go , works a treat , if you can remove the rocks from the tank into a tub of old tank water , and then mix up a thickish past , then using a syringe with a ridgid riser on the end , cover the disc and watch them melt![]()
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reefsecretsaquariums wrote:i have good luck injecting 6% liquid hydrogen peroxide ... never more than 2 mil per 100L . per day ... they just dissolve ,,,its cool..![]()
otherwise you realy can't beat peppermint shrimp .
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