Reef Tank Update - Refugium Gone Wild!

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Ralph Garcia - 8 years ago

Nice tank

Jeff Snyder - 8 years ago

did you ever see a solo refugium

Katye Donoghue - 9 years ago

ill be coming to T.O soon and was wondering if you can head me towards the best LFS there.
Cheers

shortyfolker101 - 9 years ago

cyanobacteria and other bad algae thrive off of ammonia/nitrate, this being said... you need more water changes and less feeding and possibly more clean up crew members to sift ur sandbed and rockwork of detritus. A bigger space for more water isnt gonna help. Remember Your not keeping fish and coral.... your keeping high quality water! =)

ryanjofre - 9 years ago

Awesome ass rockscape and gorgeous rock shape but not coralline algae!!!

Nice tank size.
God bless man.

Marcus Christensen - 8 years ago

+ryanjofre yeah it was try rock so nothing living from the wild reef. But i think the coraline algea will come.

Dale Cooper - 10 years ago

that aquascape is amazing! nice job.

Cycnoches2012 - 10 years ago

I bet if you hang some curtains at the window that will cut the light out or down at least.

saltwater nut shack - 10 years ago

I Can't wait till I build my 1st sump I'm still running without one

kepz nakanantuz - 10 years ago

turbo snails took care of my algae

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taile7973 - 10 years ago

Nice vid! Love your rockwork simple but beautiful!...

Mr.Aquaria TV - 11 years ago

is that a scallop?

Adam Phila - 11 years ago

try instal small powerhead in your refug. work for me !

Steve fish keeping - 11 years ago

thumbs up from me, its looking good mate.

James Conrey Aquatics - 11 years ago

Your aquarium is looking really nice, that torch is huge lol. You're gonna get algae no matter what you do in the beginning, it's the nature of the beast, especially in closed systems. Easiest fix for the sump, shut it off, disconnect and pull it out and clean it. That'll be your water change as well. Just for precautionary measures, clean the hoses as well if you're worried about cyano reaching the DT.

Tony Nguyen - 11 years ago

cool names

Tyler Herlein - 11 years ago

Great video by the way, tank is looking great!!! I love that huge frogspawn!

Tyler Herlein - 11 years ago

have you thought about putting the blind inside the indented area where the window is? so the blind is flush with the wall? That way there is no gap for light to shine on your tank. I did that in my room so no light will come through. It helped a lot.

Randy Pitman - 11 years ago

Nice setup. What do you suggest as for floods for 46 gallon bow front. Full reef. I really lie the rgb but don't know about with corals

Exile89 - 11 years ago

I'm only in the cycle stage atm so I can't say from exp, but I would stick a phosphate reactor in there. The reactor and cheato combo is what i'm going to be using and should work. I'm running a BRS deluxe reactor and GFO.

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Jack Murray - 11 years ago

*as soon as your tank is completely stable it will go away.

Jack Murray - 11 years ago

Same thing happened in my fuge as soon as your tanks completely stable. Also don't worry about the green algae in the DT it needs to grow it will go away with time and water changes it not a nuisance as long as it stays on the rock and remains light green if it starts to spread to low light areas I would begin to worry. Also I would reccomend the brs dual reactor so you can run go and carbon or chemipure at the same time so you get the benefits of both plus it won't cost you at the nose.