Maeda Posted June 13, 2010 Share Posted June 13, 2010 What is that supposed to be? o.O EDIT: Oh it's a VIDEO! Now it makes sense. EDIT2: I just realized I hadn't congratulated you yet Uhuru. Nice tank and all that. Link to comment
Uhuru Posted June 13, 2010 Share Posted June 13, 2010 Thanks Maeda... look forward to seeing your new build come to fruition! oops yeah forgot to say click on the pic for the video... sorry for the poor quality btw I'm using a really cheap point and shoot. Link to comment
Uhuru Posted June 22, 2010 Share Posted June 22, 2010 Video of how I feed the tank these days. This is dosed every hour by a peristaltic pump controlled by my AC Jr. Link to comment
cichlid Posted December 25, 2010 Share Posted December 25, 2010 Hi, congratulation for your tank. It's fantastic! I have some question, if maybe: What is the nitrate level of your tank? So much food go into the tank every day, how keep the nitrate level low? I saw on list of your live stock a red/white spider sponge.He lives now? This coral/sponge keeping is very difficult. I have a frag some weeks ago, but I don't know, how does feel him in my tank. I feed the sponge part with Reef Pearls, and the polyps feed with cyclops. But I don't know this food enough for him? And my nitrate level is go up thanks Gabor from Hungary Link to comment
Uhuru Posted January 15, 2011 Share Posted January 15, 2011 Hi Gabor, Sorry for the late reply. The sponge died. Several months ago I moved my tank and it didn't survive. The sponge is not all that difficult in itself, but the polyps will suffocate the sponge if you feed them directly, so I don't recommend it. I think in nature the sponge is able to grow much faster than in our tanks, so its not a problem. In our tanks, the sponge can't grow fast enough to keep up with the polyps. My tank was recently upgraded and featured on Advanced Aquarist here: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2011/1/aquarium Link to comment
cichlid Posted January 15, 2011 Share Posted January 15, 2011 Hi Gabor, Sorry for the late reply. The sponge died. Several months ago I moved my tank and it didn't survive. The sponge is not all that difficult in itself, but the polyps will suffocate the sponge if you feed them directly, so I don't recommend it. I think in nature the sponge is able to grow much faster than in our tanks, so its not a problem. In our tanks, the sponge can't grow fast enough to keep up with the polyps. My tank was recently upgraded and featured on Advanced Aquarist here: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2011/1/aquarium Hi, thank you, for your answer, is a interesting thing. I feed the polyps until now, but not directly, only from the water. i hope, he will survive in my tank. we will see.... Gabor Link to comment
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