Recent content by dannyb

Thanks mate. :D

Some More This is my fav frag of Dallas, Doing really well. Another of my fav pieces. Thats it, Big update! Comment and let me know what you think! Thanks!

Some More avia Sun Coral My Lobos Now my SPS Brought this stag brown, Want to see it colour up, As the tank is starting to go all SPS :devil:, Already has blueish tips and starting to go a greenish colour.

Some Coral Shots Hammer Morph Maxima Clam Fungai Acan Chalice Zoo Garden

Ok, So as i said, I got some shots done of my tank because the iphone was not living up to it. Tank parameters to this day. Temp - 26c Nitrate - 0ppm Phosphate - 0ppm (API test kit, need hanna, But SPS havent lost colour, They've gained. So must be low) Calcium - 420ppm Alk - 8 Fish Shots...

Ok, Update. Worked hard on the tank this week. Nitrates got abit high (between 15ppm-20ppm) Today, Sitting at 0-5ppm. So, Parameters for today. NO3 - 0-5ppm PO4 - 0ppm Alk - 8dkH (Its stable at that, So i dont want to mess with it trying to get it that little higher. SPS are thriving. Huge...

I'd say a swing in Alk, Or Mag. Keeping healthy coraline algae = Stable Alk (I mean very stable, SPS stable), Mag and Calcium. It will grow back with time, Dont worry.

Haha, I like your explanation of it. Its a Feather Duster Worm, Cool guy. Good find.

Helloooo! havent updated in ages! Well i got the Florida Mitch. Here it is! Also got my Fluro Pink Ric, With blue base! Water parameters. NO3 - 5ppm PO4 - 0ppm (API, Need hanna - Acros havent lost any colour, have gained) Salinity - 1.025 Temp - 26c Here is a full tank shot. Getting some...

I dont think its bubble algae, Bubble algae is dark green and shiny. I think it may be this. http://www.reefcorner.com/images/GrapeCaulerpa.jpg Is it connected to a root? Or are each bubble attached to the rock. If each attached to the rock then bubble algae, If they have a root, Macro.

Update.. Ricoridia Florida!! Rare as crap in Aus. And my mushroom/ric frag bucket!

Yeah i thought they where some coral eating worm/nudi when i first saw them, Had a closer look and seen that they had a small shell. Then was like, Abalone?? Did abit of reasearch and found that they're great algae eaters. When photobucket is online again, Check my TJ.. You should see the Ric...

That's really good to hear. It's people that learn from there mistakes and don't start an argument from me telling them some fish need larger tanks. Maybe try vitamin c enriched mysis. Every fish loves that. Keep us posted how it goes.

Haha, Doubt there abalones. Im pretty sure you have these, Stomatella varia, There fantastic algae eaters! I thought i had abalone too, but found out it was these guys.

Vlamingii Tang needs at least 180G.. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+43+389&pcatid=389 The same thing will happen to the Vlamingii.. They just cant live in such small spaces.