lubina12

Gorgeous tank .. ur tank is sps heaven .. Nice

hi .. long time no update .. this tank still running, but i sell almost all my zoa collection .. keep only a few zoa .. this is my latest FTS .. My deepwater acro ..

Nice lighting set .. is that color in your pic, looks similar when you see it in person ??Thx for sharing ..

Is that yellowbirdnest ??Looking nice ..

Thanks for your help steven, im not an expert for zoa ID .. Just got a couple zoa frag from LFS here a few days ago, its beauty and i bought it straight away. I hopefully it will grow out in to something lovely. Love this zoa, it have many color,, Green mouth, yellow and orange around it .. I love this tiny creature Next time i will try to shoot them when all lights on .. Cheers

@Admiraltian, Yes, it looks like darthmaul zoa, but in yellow version. Sopranos and scarface looks identical too .. i dont know what exactly, just call it Yellow Pally for right now edit : Just find it at ebay .. you're right, thats Darthmaul ..

Got a nice zoa from fellow reefer here, its a nice Z and P .. Nice blue zoa with a green skirt .. Yellow pally, anyone know ID for this pally ? And this is Nop-2012 FTS from My little ocean ..

Thank you Jeffl .. First of all i have to say, IMHO, a tank doesn't have to be complicated. I don't run carbon, bacteria dosing or do much to my tank either. Simple works just fine... Water change every week, which also cleans any detritus from bottom of the tank, skimmer cup gets cleaned a few times a week, pumps/power heads get cleaned a few times a year and add some additive to replace essential elements that get consumed. Basically a bare bottom tank with only 1 pieces liverock. In my sump there's only skimmer and reactor contains rowaphos. Just that's it This is my sump pic .. This is heart of whole system .. My lighting .. Not a good sump btw, but i like it . There are ways to keep simple tank, it's all about philosophy. I Agree that good solid husbandry is much better than anything.

Thank You Jeff .. Here's another pic ..

MB7 is a good way to reduce cyano in our tank .. But if you dont mind,i will recommend zeovit coral snow for reduce cyano, and hermit crab for hair algae .. Maybe 1 month ago, i have same problem with you .. There's a lot of Hair algae and cyano in my tank,i try to add CS daily,water change almost 50% add more rowaphos and let my hermit crab doing his job to eat hair algae in my tank.. And now almost 90% hair algae gone, and i never see cyano again .. i hope it works for you .. oh and nice tank btw ..

Thank you Peacemaker .. I think minimalist concept look great, the offer less hiding places for fish and less real estate for coral placement, but they provide more swimming space for fish and more grow out room for corals .. Thx .. i use canon 60mm for that shots .. Thx for your kind word Tian .. cheers ..

I dont realize that sun This pic special for you .. Thx kakani, your tank really looks awesome , give me an inspiration for my new tank ..

Anyone know what is a good base material to make reef plug ??

Another pic .. Fishy fishy ... Pair Clownfish

New toy make a big impact .. Nice sun !!

Nice setup.. i'll follow this thread ...

Have you try KZ Coral Snow to get rid that red slime ?It's work for me ..

a close up shoots .. Thank you gouldian, thank to my wife for her support over the last few years, if not because of her, maybe i might have left this hobby. Honestly, Reef aquariums have been one of the most interesting hobbies i ever had. Every day there is a new thing about and look at in my reef Thank you for your kind words .. This is the reason why my wife support my hobby ... This hobby make me stay at home .. Thank you .. Thx kang ronni, cant wait to see your tank .. Haha .. thx bro .. i think your tank who supposed to hold the title "The rarest zoa tank" This because my laziness .. i use phospate media more than usual, from 30ml to 200ml of phosguard just because im lazy to change the media every month, with increasing phospate media, i hope can change it for 3 or 4 month. This make my sps bleach, all white, no growth, and die. Many zoa and lps die too. I think our corals need phospate to live, and although we can get them to colour up very nicely if the PO4 level is low, we do run the risk of straving the corals if we keep the levels abnormally low for a long time. And one's more .. use iron basic phospate remover then alumunium basic ..

Hi SGreef club member, im Lulu from Indonesia, i want to share my tank .. And this is my tank spec : Main Tank & Sump: 50 x 45 x 40 45 x 30 x 30 Skimmer :DIY Skimmer from LFS with AB2000 pump Lighting : Ecoray 60D w/ 36 blue Led for Supplement Circulation & Filtration : [*]Vortech MP10Wes [*]Atman 104 for return pump [*]Fluidizer + Rowaphos [*]Filter sock This is August FTS I started my first marine tank 3 years ago, and this is my 3rd tank. This tank is my latest setup which start almost 2 year ago (Dec 2010). My first tank 5G tank, and my 2nd tank 40G tank. I decided with nano tank just because want to be less maintenance, but im wrong. Nano tank, more complicated than i thought. It started very well, but not good later. Around 2011mid, my tank crash because too much phospate remover. This Problem caused me to start losing interest and almost left this hobby. But thanks to my wife who give me support and always encouraging me to maintain the tank, i continue this hobby. This is my tank pic before it crash .. That's for now .. Tell me what you think guys. cheers .. Ps : Oh and please excuse my bad english

Any update ?

Nice Pico...Stunning !!

Do you have some trick to feed your butterfly ?Mine always die within 2-3 weeks ... Thx,

You have a really nice tank