28gal nanocube, 35 pounds of LR, 150w 10k MH lighting, stock skimmer, visi-therm heater.
diamond goby, clown fish, firefish.
5-10 dwarf hermits, a skunk cleaner shrimp, 3 peppermint shrimp, 4 turbo snails, a fighting conch, a halloween hermit, a (fanless) coco worm, a feather duster, 2 crocea clams.
red/green prizm favia, blasto frag, green tip frogspawn, torch, purple/blue acan, electric green zoos, hitchiker palythoas, trumpet frag, orange ric. mushroom, dieing wells brain coral.
pretty sure thats every thing!
oh yeah, 55g aggressive (mixed) Fowlr in the works!
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Please elaborate on that with some exact readings so we can help you better. My guess would be Phosphates and Nitrates could be a little high.
*10 gallon tank
*aquaclear 30 filter
*no protein skimmer
*No fish store on this island got to find my own things.
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i have a phosphate remover right now and the light have been off for 2 days. nitrates should be near zero alk is good calc is around 420 its all in range everything was doing well did a water change everything went down hill algae took off did more water changes corals stop opening fish are doing fantastic.. right now im using phosban and turned lights off and used some red slime
*10 gallon tank
*aquaclear 30 filter
*no protein skimmer
*No fish store on this island got to find my own things.
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he has Uv light filter, water filter ( runs into another tank with sea plants), protein skimmer...he left those running. Turned off the lights. Did water changes using his reverse osmosis water filter...I the brown algae just slowly died off except in the sand and the coral opend back up. He just maintained everything at the right level. Slowly got back...