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My 3 sexy shrimp and pop pom crab arrived at the lfs today and im going to get them tomorrow! But today i am going to the georgia aquarium! -
By flatlandreefer · Posted
1) always double and triple check your tank salinity and water change salinity before doing a water change. A sudden change in salinity can be detrimental to your corals especially sps, I learned this the hard way when I was in a hurry and ended up losing one of my favorite and biggest acros. 2) when using led fixtures, always start at a lower intensity than you think your sps will need. Gradually over a long period of time increase the intensity slowly and see how your corals react. I suffered poor growth and loss of color for a long time due to my light intensity being too bright because I was scared my sps would suffer from too little PAR, my tank is just now getting its color back. It is much better to have too little PAR than way too much! Always adjust intensity and spectrum slowly no matter which way you are adjusting, up or down. 3) Be wary of nitrate and p04 test results, if you have algae and are still getting 0 readings you still have a nutrient problem the algae is most likely consuming nitrate/phos. I find it is much easier to judge my nutrient parameters by simply knowing my tank and adjusting accordingly. 4) A small gravel vac can be very handy in a nano tank and allows ample time to gravel vac in all the little areas underneath rocks and in corners before the water change bucket fills up, I dont even use my python anymore unless I need to change water fast. 5) Do everything slow and never panic. Always be skeptical of anything new or any advice you receive unless it is from a very well known source. Do your homework before taking any action and only do one thing at a time to try to solve an issue otherwise you wont know what actually solved the problem. -
I have no idea who that is. I use liveaquaria as a source. Angelfish need larger tanks. -
It reminds me more of that helicopter gun you were talking about.......instead of firing bullets, it's dicks to the forehead. -
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By StinkyBunny · Posted
It's not a bag, it's a fukn dump truck full of dicks, the SUPAR CHINA app isn't much better. -
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There's enough in that bag o' dicks for all of NR to pick up fencing.
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Oh the sharable size ... Spectacular will be thrilled 👨❤️👨
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