Kfactor Posted June 14, 2019 Share Posted June 14, 2019 I have I have had my nano going now for some were around 2 months now and everything is going pretty good . I just got a few zoa frags and are doing well so I thought I would try some sps put . I know it’s really soon to be adding sps to the tank but I don’t really like the softy’s to much . I started out with a branching monti and a birds nest and are doing good in the tank so I thought I would try something a little put harder but I know I’m moving a little to fast so I’m going to stop getting a stuff for awhile till the tank gets a little more established lol. Quote Link to comment
Garf Posted June 14, 2019 Share Posted June 14, 2019 Looking good. Slow is good. Slow is hard. I think we have all been there. The key is sticking to your maintenance, and providing a stable environment for your expensive little pets. That may be hard to do in a new tank, messing with lights, flow, alk and other params. LPS are pretty cool, and many walk the line between SPS and LPS. Plus they can be a bit more forgiving. I tried to stick to a schedule while stocking my tank. Earning a frag credit each week my tanks maintenance was done and params were stable. Spend only after accumulating 3 credits. I was somewhat successful with this, but I must admit on a couple of coral binges, I compressed my 3 weeks into 2, I had the idea that I was going to build a mixed SPS tank, but tossed that out the window when I fell for the variety in the LPS category. Plus it was a pain to get the flow I wanted on the LPS, let alone for higher flow SPS would have needed. Quote Link to comment
colinadam Posted June 14, 2019 Share Posted June 14, 2019 You picked some generally hardy SPS (monti and birdsnest), and the polyp extension is good. Looking good! Quote Link to comment
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