Jackson's Custom 115G Cube Build
- Thread starter jackson6745
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Thanks Steve. You would be amazed what your 40 breeder with T5 is capable of
Glad you like bud
That clam is my favorite. It grew about 1 1/2" since I got him from you. You did a good job raising him
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- Location
- South Huntington
+1 "there's no more room for frags." "Mehh I could probably put 2-3 more in these spots over here." Lol
Tank is lookin nice. How are the cuts doing?
- Location
- Brooklyn
Is that a chaaalllk bassh in there I see? I love the music makes me wana smoke a pound of jamican chicken
- Location
- Howell, NJ
nice video like to see you using music, makes it better
Morty!!!!!!!!!!:shocked:
nice video like to see you using music, makes it better
Anything for you scoots
Next time I'm going to make you pick the music I am buying 30 fish this week. You think I can put them in my 24 gallon Frag tank Rich? I am keeping it low nutrient like you
With the amount of equipment you have running, you probably can handle 30 fish in the nano
Thanks MrBanga! It's still very young but I am happy the way things are going so far.
Cyano is 100% gone. I believe the Special Blend Bacteria finally took effect. I will continue dosing the maintenance level into this tank indefinitely. It's pretty effective at lowering the nutrient level despite heavy feedings.
Valentines Day FTS. Next FTS will be early April :groupflip
Feb 14 2014 by rich.colombo, on Flickr
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- Location
- massachusettts #1 tank
Jakson sps is the best corals
Thank Jenna I've been playing with nanos for the last few years so I did go overboard a little on the about of fish, now that I actually have room for them. I have good filtration and a good maintenance schedule so things are staying clean for now. If I see the nutrient level getting too high and a normal amount of maintenance won't keep up, I'll lower the bioload a little.
There is about 50lbs of rock overall in the display. A little more than 20lbs of tonga, and 30lbs of fiji and marshall island rock. I have about 25lbs of rubble in a section of my sump for added biological surface area.
You can see how little rock is in the display here. It looks like a lot more one the SPS start branching on branches
I've been playing with nanos for the last few years so I did go overboard a little on the about of fish, now that I actually have room for them. I have good filtration and a good maintenance schedule so things are staying clean for now. If I see the nutrient level getting too high and a normal amount of maintenance won't keep up, I'll lower the bioload a little. There is about 50lbs of rock overall in the display. A little more than 20lbs of tonga, and 30lbs of fiji and marshall island rock. I have about 25lbs of rubble in a section of my sump for added biological surface area.
You can see how little rock is in the display here. It looks like a lot more one the SPS start branching on branches
Not really
Everything is going well. Colors have been good, growth on the fast end. It doesn't really look much different from the pic I posted a few weeks ago, except for this large Lineatus Super male that I added. Loving this fish. I have him eating out of my hand already. I'm thinking to add a female as well. I want to see the male flashing his fins!
DSC_0015 by rich.colombo, on Flickr
Here's a video that I took 2 weeks ago. I forgot to post it here.
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Excited for you to see it. I always appreciate some feedback and criticism.
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