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My 200 L sumpless reef tank


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Some updates:

Maintainance:

aquapharm coral A and B

aquapharm strontium

aquapharm iodine

food: marine snow, cycloopeeze, selcon

changing rowaphos every 2 months, water change every 4 weeks..

Parameter:

nitrate 0.5ppm

phospate 0ppm

Ph 8 - 8.1

sg 1.025

latest shots:

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21janfts.jpg

Happy Reefing :thanks:

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you've done an awesome job without sump tank.. :) thumbs up..

oh btw, how HUGE is that red prata? it looks magnificent.. :lol:

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absolutely correct.. i cant put 4ft fixture because of the skimmer.. if i get 4ft it would be hard for me to do something with the overflow box, so its a bit dim on sides.. anyway i dont put much corals there.. just sunnies and one cynarina(prata) there..

vt_snowman: i believe the digitata is very common in sps shipment.. and i'm from jakarta it would be difficult to get u a frag =p, the one which is quite rare is the suharsonoi

for those asking about pratas, i got in my local LFS for around 70SGD for red one, for bicolor is around 40SGD, and the tiny red on RHS around 30 SGD

the 1st time i got the bicolor one, its bleaching but now it already regain it colors.. =)

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some forgotten one: :pinch:

undata.jpg

frag from friends

monti.jpg<-- this one is now brownish u can see it in the mid left section , will try some zeospur to regain it colors

smalldoughnut.jpg

tiny doughnut in the corner

floridatop.jpg

florida growing nicely

growth1.jpg

u can see the growth.. :eyebrow:

reddoughnut-1.jpg

lovely :rolleyes:

Happy Reefing

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omg ur elegance coral is super zai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Recently, have heard many news from LFS and forums everywhere that elegance corals are starting to decline in survival rate. They think its some kind of bacteria that shortens their lifespan. Anyway, ur elegance coral looks exquisite. One of my all time favourite corals. THUMBS UP for taking good care of it. Share ur secret leh ;) I myself dun dare to try elegance.....maybe u could give us some tips :D BTW, elegance coral has a very potent sting...does it sting ur nearby corals? Be careful....it can sting u also. very painful..

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you got really nice tank there bro!!

{Tank Size:- 4ft L X 2ft W X 2.5ft H = Mixed Reef Tank}

{Light:- 2 X 54W T5 ATI - Aquablue Spezial & 1 Pro Color, 1 X 54W T5 Giesemann - Aquablue + & 1 Actinic +, 1 X 54W T5 UV H2ology}

{Chiller:- 1 HP split unit powered by Rio 14}

{Skimmer:- Reef Maniac Beckett Skimmer Powered by Rio20}

{Fluidized Reactor:- Reef Maniac FR with Rowaphos media}

{Return Pump:- 1 unit X 5,400 L/H}

{Circulation Pump:- SEIO M1100 + M820}

{Photos:- Powered by Nikon 7D, 24-70mm f2.8 L Lens, 85mm f1.8,100mm f2.8 Macro Lens & 580EXII}

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Simply Astounding. I can't even imagine the amount of cash that went into this marvel.

FOWLR Tank : Decom

Invert Tank: Decom

Current Tank: 2 ft with 2ft sump, 2 pyjama Cardinals, 1 Watchman Goby, 8 sand gobies, common saltwater shrimps, 3 turbo snails. 1 super green paly

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thanks guys..

no extra effort once the tank become mature..

Husbandry:

water change with DD salt approx 40L every month..

changing carbon active and rowaphos every month..

clean the skimmer every 2 weeks

Additive:

strontium and iodine weekly.

Reef buffer (seachem) weekly.

kalkwasser every 3 days during top up..

thats all

Happy Reefing

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what brand of kalkwasser are you using??

{Tank Size:- 4ft L X 2ft W X 2.5ft H = Mixed Reef Tank}

{Light:- 2 X 54W T5 ATI - Aquablue Spezial & 1 Pro Color, 1 X 54W T5 Giesemann - Aquablue + & 1 Actinic +, 1 X 54W T5 UV H2ology}

{Chiller:- 1 HP split unit powered by Rio 14}

{Skimmer:- Reef Maniac Beckett Skimmer Powered by Rio20}

{Fluidized Reactor:- Reef Maniac FR with Rowaphos media}

{Return Pump:- 1 unit X 5,400 L/H}

{Circulation Pump:- SEIO M1100 + M820}

{Photos:- Powered by Nikon 7D, 24-70mm f2.8 L Lens, 85mm f1.8,100mm f2.8 Macro Lens & 580EXII}

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