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Added oceanrevive arctic T247 and a piece of liverock thanks to our reefer ID Seafront for his kindness and hospitality.

Added tube worm to the tank addition and hopefully things will really take off from now.

Haven't bought any testing kits yet but so far so good.

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[Does anyone here have used or tried using nemolights for a 2 feet aquarium?]

I am a new reefer and i decided to change from the China LED E27 screw on LED bulb to a slightly better lighting system. I was looking around and found this lighting called nemolight.

Has anyone tried using these lights and are they worth buying?

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Added new live stock of cleaners. Thanks to Admiraltian for his time and kindness for passing on his stars, snails and dollar.

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and the chiller is now in business. i attached the power head to a hose and that goes into the chiller inlet and the chiller outlet goes to the output


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i'm thinking of getting one of those. now my hydrometer is giving a reading of 1.022 and everything seems to be going great




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Thank you all for the warm welcome. I do not have any testing kit except for the hydrometer with swinging arm to estimate the salinity of the water.

Perhaps if there are all in one testing kit in the market that i could buy to test for further parameters?

the fishes seemed fine and the water has slowly started to clear up. i haven't seen any deaths yet and i hope i won't. I do not know what zoas or mushroom and sea anemone that i have at the moment but they all seemed to be doing just fine and opening up.

As for the lights the beam appears focused because of the lens attachment that came with it. I have tried to take the lens off and the lights does spread throughout the tank. However without the light beaming directly on the zoanthids, i noticed that not all of them would open up. with the light beaming concentrated on the zoanthids, all of them would up. I'll definitely try to save up to purchase a proper lighting when i can afford it.

Anyways guys i just bought a new aquarium chiller today on the cheap for 100 bucks. it's a boyu L-075. I can't seem to find lots of information regarding this chiller on the internet. I haven't hooked it up yet until i learn more on using it properly.

Anyone by any chance have used this chiller by Boyu before?

here's a photo of the chiller and printed specs. not sure if they are overrated. my tank capacity is 30 US gallon.




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Good evening SG reef community, I would like to extend my warmest regards to forumers here new and old.

I have tried keeping a marine aquarium before but it was not successful. I think this is probably because i used tap water. This time as my budget allow, i decided to use Alpheus distilled water to fill up my 30 gallon tank mixed with red sea reef salt.

I don't have much in my tank but I will fill in more live rocks as time goes by.

I would gladly receive any ideas, suggestions, tips on what's the best way to go forward.

I got my items on the cheap and here they are:

JBJ 30 gallon Nano rimless tank.

JBJ Ocean Plus Duo wave maker

JBJ Accella SP1-1000 submersible power heads (2 of them)

Biocube protein skimmer with air stone and air pump

unknown no name LED 54 watts from taobao (12 blue 6 white)

cheap aquazonic led lights for my chaeto for on the back filter.

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