王曼綺
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Will there be an issue of overdosing?
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Hi guys,
My tank is about 2 months old now, currently got at least 10 corals and 4 fishes. Parameters are all looking good as well. How often should i be dosing both microbacter and biofuel?
thanks.
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no i have not tested ammonia, but let me get to that. thanks.
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Gd morning reefers,
I recently set up my 5 ft tank and was keen to cycle with the live prawn method, however the tank maker said it was not necessary and proposed dosing microbacter7 and biofuel daily for 7 days and start measuring the water parameters.
currently at 7th day, the reading is such:
Salinity 1.028
NO3 25
PO4 0.03
CA 500
MG 1500
KH 8.0Numbers look too good to be true for a week of cycling. I am not in a hurry to put in livestock, so am ok to wait on. However, will the reading change as a wait on? Is the cycling proper?
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On 3/24/2018 at 4:06 PM, RD Prime said:
The customize exhaust for the water chiller
Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
Can I chk if it's noisy?
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On 3/24/2018 at 4:06 PM, RD Prime said:
The customize exhaust for the water chiller
Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
Can I chk if it's noisy?
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On 3/24/2018 at 4:06 PM, RD Prime said:
The customize exhaust for the water chiller
Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
Hi
Was searching on exhaust when I came across this thread. Can I check if it's noisy?
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Relating to RODI, i was told that a LPS tank only need RO water, DI will be too clean for LPS to thrive. Any truth in that?
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Yes i am planning a rimless too. hmm..
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Hi.
I was told by my tank maker that for a 5ft x 2.5ft x 20inch tank, i will require a 15mm glass. However when i did a search on this forum, even the 6 footers are using 12mm and i also crossed checked with the aquatools website calculator, it says this size requires 8mm thickness. So am i right to say 15mm thickness is not necessary?
Thanks.
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Thanks bros for your advise, i do have an acrylic cover which i popped by the shop to get them to tint it.. now it doesnt look as bright.. observing them daily to see if all is good.
So far, corals and fishes are good, just not sure if the colors will come back.
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If the led cannot be mount high for light spread, I suggest you replace with T5 tubes instead. Led placed too near water surface with only project a strong light beam onto the corals and that will only burn or bleach them.
Cheers,
James
Yes i might have to do that, but i think the shortest T5 is 2ft? Mine is 1.5ft tank.. arghhhh..
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LOL, that will be mine.. But they do get natural sunlight beaming from the balcony. Yes i do feed them, corals are pretty fat and healthy, just not as colorful..
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Hi James,
The problem is, i will need to drill holes in order to hang away from the surface.. so i think for now, i'm going to tint the acrylic cover so that the light to block excessive light..
fingers cross, i hope that works.
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3-5 watt per litre for LPS is consider on the high range for a normal height tank. This is the recommended figures from most books and websites.
So if I fixed the light issue, will the colors come back?
And one more thing... i didnt mean bro if you are a sis...
Haha thanks for acknowledging that. .
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So. . What's the recommended wattage for my 1.5ft LPS?
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It sits right on top of the tank.. not hanging. Does it mean it's too strong?
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Let me give some info on my tank:
1.5Ft IOS cube
Lightings : Maxspect G2 110W, white and blue together for 5hrs daily.
Skimmer: Bubble Magus Nac QQ
Water change - once a week, 20%Dosing - Bacteria, calcium, iodine, once weekly
In terms of water quality, i do see my rocks and wave maker rich in coraline algae, so i would think the quality isn't that bad. As for the lighting, i was told by the guys in Aquamarin that it might be too strong, especially with the white
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Hi all,
Need some advice here, i had my tank for almost 2 years now, very stable. But i've been noticing that my LPS corals colors don't look as vibrant as they used to be.
Any suggestion how i can bring the vibrant colors back?
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New key feature 2
Another interesting feature is that you can now swop out faulty LED/s or change white LEDs to blue LEDs or vice versa yourself. there is no need to send the unit back to the factory for such replacement and the best part is that the warranty will not be voided.
The LEDs are mounted on "LED shoe plate" that is secured to the aluminium plate by 2 screws and a 2 pin connector.
If the LED is faulty or should you wish to replace the white LED with a blue one to give a more actinic look, you would just need to order a new LED from MaxSpect and do the replacement yourself.
I have yet to try it but would post pics if I get a chance to.
here's the white LEDs
and these are the blue ones.
Bringing this old thread up as i own one of these units, i wanted to find out -
- Did anyone replace the LEDs to CREE or Maxspect?
- Where did you get the bulbs from?
- Any recommendations on your new LED set up?
I find my current/ original set up is too white, and it doesnt bring out the vibrant colors of my corals, according to LSF, i was told to make it slightly more bluish.
Thanks bros.
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Guys, where can i get RSCP? clementi 328 is out of stock. - Ok ignore this. Found a post that listed down places that sell. Thanks!
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Looking for emerald crab. Let me know if spot any at LFS or if anyone is giving up.
thanks.
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Am looking for acans. Let me know if you spot any.
thanks.
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Hee! Alternatively pass me your anthias
I will consider baby sitting..
frequency to dose Microbacter 7 and Biofuel
in General Reefkeeping_
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Thank you, I'm currently dosing once or bi weekly.