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Calcium reactor media (the coral skeleton kind) ;)

The tank is like 2' short at 6' long so guess I'll have to use my fold in half skills I acquired from using the bus.

No prob about the H/R/Covers; hope everything works out for your family! We're three reflectors short but got all the moguls covered, PM send thanks

Now the question is if this post is gonna split the thread... Guess not, maybe at 2000 :lol:?

1000... yeah!

Nice rock scape BTW! Too bad I couldn't check out the tank. Did you make up your mind yet about stocking plans?

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A dive in the tank? :D

:lol: that's funny

Why? The RK seagrass article says the exact opposite: http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-04/sl/index.php

Since the tank is finally starting to take shape it's time for a build thread :) First of all thanks everyone who donated equipment! (xcaret for the aquarium, and heaters, and reflectors? Coral reefer for the sand. Anathema for more sand, GDawson for the ballast, gimmito for rocks and salt)...

How come it isn't on the front page?

Spot feeding chopped mysis is a lot less of an hassle then feeding oyster feast, rotifeast etc. half a dozen times a day, or at least IMO, especially since the OP appears not to be able to set up an autofeeder. I suppose I should've said the "beter choice" rather than "best choice"

IMO you should feed a lot more than that, but if it is growing and expanding well who am I to say anything. There generally is no need to mount the chili upside down just like there is no absolute need to mount sun corals in the dark.

Some Cirrhipathes spiralis are supposed take chopped mysis so they would be the "best" choice, but if you are not able to spot feed them they are not going to do good in your tank.

Some Cirrhipathes spiralis are supposed take chopped mysis so they would be the "best" choice, but if you are not able to spot feed them they are not going to do good in your tank.

Sorry don't have any pics :( So this is how I made my structure but there certainly is room for improvement on which I'll elaborate more below: What you'll need: -styrofoam -silicon -cement -brush -knife or similar for carving 1. glue sheets of styrofoam together to...

I still spot feed them 5-6 times a week ;), although they do fine in my system without spot feeding growth is very slow, with spot feeding new polyp growth and tissue recovery from malnourishment is surprisingly fast with sun corals. The food addition does keep them open throughout the day which...

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