New 58g Part II - Inline6
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Recent FTS and updates....
Changes include taking my skimmer offline, that's right I've been skimmerless for the past 3.5 weeks, no nitrates so far however I am doing 5-10g of water changes every week :arg:
Also doing very careful parameters monitoring for now.
Changes include taking my skimmer offline, that's right I've been skimmerless for the past 3.5 weeks, no nitrates so far however I am doing 5-10g of water changes every week :arg:
Also doing very careful parameters monitoring for now.
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Not really, most textbooks say that nothing bothers clams.
I think the clam actually irritates the hammer more by opening and closing every so often.
However believe it or not I had a overgrown Kenya tree that irritated it to no end. Right now my xenia pop. is out of hand, they have overgrown onto the clam now. No irritation visible and the clam is showing impressive growth.
Yeah, that is indeed a blue throat trigger. A reef safe trigger, not even the mean sailfin tang $%@#!s with it.
http://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_1...ategory=4&category_search=61&root_parent_id=4
He's yours when it gets too big, along with some other overgrown fish in my tank, if only I can get my lazy arrse up to do it.
Thanks Awilda, I think my tank has now fully matured that I felt comfortable taking the skimmer off and relying on water changes.
Do you think I have too many fish for a skimmerless tank?
btw - I haven't ruled out going skimmerless totally, still doing my research into a quiet efficient skimmer maybe Tunze?
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- Philippines
:arg: i have been aWay a whiLe, i didnt know you upgraded sharn... NICE NICE!!
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- Massapequa NY
Hello Shaun your tank is simply breathless. I hope one day my tank will look as half as good as yours. It's simply amazing. Has to be the nicest tank I ever seen.
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