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Lara

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  1. well, if its dyed, shouldnt the root be purple too? its a yellow root purple tenecles anemone as you can see in the previous picture.

    u r my real fan, bro w3ish3ng. How is new tank? ;) no new marine menber this week, please see my new zoid member in stead as attached

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  2. Sis, looking real good (and real packed)... it's sad to see a tank fully packed actually... no more LFS shopping :cry2:

    Changing of water may not be the long term solution for controlling NO3 effectively in my opinion. And changing 80% is way too extreme, you may want to reconsider that. Perhaps 20% weekly.

    Personally, I try not to rely solely on water change to control nutrients reason being... I might get lazier next time, busy at times and I do travel more often towards year end. And water change is both expensive and time consuming.

    Perhaps you want to consider introducing a Nitrate Reductor (Denitrator) into the system. A reliable working Denitrator can help maintain NO3 at almost undetectable level at all time.

    But the most effective "weapon" of all is a good efficient skimmer. I am confident that your NO3 will be much lesser if you are to run a more efficient/powerful protein skimmer.

    Since you can't add much corals to your tank now... perhaps focus on hardware :lol: It's a cycle... with better equipments... you can add in more corals!!! ;):pinch::unsure::unsure:

    Note: My last sentence was meant to be a joke. It can be true... but too controversial a statement :lol:

    you sre totally right, bro.

    it's time to pay more.

    I will take a look at lfs this weekned to find some suitable stuffs.

    Many thanks :lol:

  3. Nice setup Lara and yes u better monitor the anemone closely. Mine wiped 6 fishes and 3 corals.

    Remember to feed the anemone with a small piece of prawn or fish meat every 3-4 days.

    thanks bro, i will keep look over, now all anemone had been feeded by small shrimp this week.

    I have moved carpet anemone. Now it move itsself to settle down at the bottom of tank.

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