[GMK for sale]

When called "Grandmaster", is the polyp huge compared to normal zoathids? , does anyone have any comparison image? is it huge like those Palythoa Grandis?

Be it grandmaster krak or master krak i think it is just a name, of cos the polyp do grow bigger abit if given a well established tank but not as big as palythoa grandis. Recently jus frag out a polyp that is smaller than special krak..sorry for the blur image.

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[GMK for sale]

What does GMK stands for? Too many terms not too sure

Grandmaster krakatoa

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[Mysterious stuff growing on live rock]

Does anyone know what is this thing growing on my liverock...sorry new to reef keeping

 

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[ID of newly gotten Anemone]

Hi everyone! Can anyone kindly identify what type of anemone is this? Thanks in advance!

 

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[WTS True Octo]

Ya how much?

Selling because too big.

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[Wts purple eff, golden cloves and gsp]

How can I contact you for this?

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[Coral growing unknown flower?]

Can just leave as it is


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Ok thanks!

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[Coral growing unknown flower?]

Doesn’t look like aiptasia. Perhaps its some sorr of feather duster or barnacle.


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Does it require any action? Or just leave it as it is?

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[Coral growing unknown flower?]

Aiptasia. Harmful and need to kill immediately


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Hi Peter, is this Aiptasia as well?

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[Coral growing unknown flower?]

Aiptasia. Harmful and need to kill immediately


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ok! Ill get rid of it ! Thanks for the info!

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[Coral growing unknown flower?]

Hi everyone sorry for my noob title, I just wanna ask around to see if anyone know that the below image that I circle out is it harmful to the coral (Green star poly) ?

 

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[Is my tank ready?]

Looks like green hair algae


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If it is algae hair do I need to brush it off?

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[Is my tank ready?]

Add a dead shrimp or live fish and monitor ur parameters for couple of weeks .
 
I’d say reef tank is ready when you see coralline alge growing .. unless it’s fish only tank
 
 
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Can I ask is this little hair on top of the live rock consider algae? I'm quite curious to find out what it is.

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[Is my tank ready?]

Add a dead shrimp or live fish and monitor ur parameters for couple of weeks .
 
I’d say reef tank is ready when you see coralline alge growing .. unless it’s fish only tank
 
 
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Can I ask is this little hair on top of the live rock consider algae? I'm quite curious what it is.

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[Is my tank ready?]

Add a dead shrimp or live fish and monitor ur parameters for couple of weeks .
 
I’d say reef tank is ready when you see coralline alge growing .. unless it’s fish only tank
 
 
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Can I ask is this little hair on top of the live rock consider algae? I'm quite curious what it is.

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[Is my tank ready?]

Add a dead shrimp or live fish and monitor ur parameters for couple of weeks .
 
I’d say reef tank is ready when you see coralline alge growing .. unless it’s fish only tank
 
 
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Can I ask is this little hair on top of the live rock consider algae? I'm quite curious what it is.

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[Is my tank ready?]

Need a source of ammonia to start the cycle. If live rock has die-off it will also help to provide ammonia 

How to know if the live rock die off?

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[Is my tank ready?]

Hi Dexter, mind sharing how did you kick start the cycling process? Are you dosing any bacteria?

Hi beachman, I bought seawater directly from LFS and added microBacter7 on the first day to cycle. On the 3rd day, I added the (reef sculpture) for balancing calcium and alkalinity both part A and B solution. And that's about it for the cycling of the tank.

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[Is my tank ready?]

No NO3 mean not yet fully cycled. Is best to wait 1 to 2 weeks more. Cause smaller tank parameter spike is faster.

Ok noted! Shall wait for 1more week and test again.

 

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[Is my tank ready?]

Hi dexter! Are there any livestocks in the tank? You should place in just one (maybe one fish)and let the bacteria cycle kickstart. Only then it will give you a gauge on your tank’s bacteria load.


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Currently only have live rock and live sand in the tank. Fish haven't gotten any yet as of now. But will do so when I set up my chiller first before I add any livestock into the tank as currently the temp run at 32C.

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[Is my tank ready?]

Currently only have live rock and live sand in the tank. Fish haven't gotten any yet as of now. But will do so when I set up my chiller first before I add any livestock into the tank as currently the temp run at 32C.

[Is my tank ready?]

Has been cycling my 36L tank for a week so by looking at the picture attached is my tank consider cycled? If not is there any other ways to put more test on the water perimeter?