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  1. melev's Avatar
    What's the problem with the current one specifically? Can you drain the zone that is leaking and mend it?

    I replied to your email a few minutes ago.
  2. Djm's Avatar
    What does a typical custom cost ?
  3. marks69's Avatar
    get a cheap tank and add your own baffles, then you can find one that fits for sure. it will also cost you less.
  4. DJ in WV's Avatar
    That's it spell was never one of my strong points
  5. kileysmama's Avatar
    DJ in WV, propagules is what you were trying for, I think.
  6. rick12's Avatar
    i found with my mangroves that sometimes they are just not happy when you move them so there will be some loss. add more until you get a bunch of happy ones
  7. Blown76mav's Avatar
    Mine are growing great and I've never sprayed them.
  8. DJ in WV's Avatar
    did you receive shoots or popual's(<I know its spelled wrong)
  9. cyano's Avatar
    10 - 12 hours is the range to shoot for, every tank is different responds different to lighting times believe it or not the 2 hour range there can make a big difference between happy corals and algae, lol
  10. Djm's Avatar
    Thanks guys you have been a huge help. So about 10 hours would be the time frame for the lights?
  11. Djm's Avatar
    Bio pellets would be the new addition.1 month in, and just added the other 1/3 of the pellets today after soaking for 24 hours.
  12. cyano's Avatar
    yeah I agree with phil your lights are on for a pretty short amount of time, but if you do crank your light time up do it gradually not all at once, 15-30 minute intervals over weeks. Also one thing about diatoms I have read is that they will feed off of silicates in the water so if you added any new plastic equipment it will feed off the small amount of silicates the equipment leeches until it starves itself out. I am actually having a little diatom bloom right now from the hoses, pvc, and plastic u tubes installed from my closed loop system, but expect it to be gone soon enough.
    Updated 05-29-2011 at 10:33 AM by cyano (addition)
  13. Alaska_Phil's Avatar
    Yeah, anytime you change just about anything you'll get diatoms for a while. And actually, your photo period seems pretty short, most people run there lights 10 to 12 hours/day. Unless your moonlights are actually full power actinics that is.

    Phil
  14. cyano's Avatar
    diatom bloom's can be a common thing when changing out bulbs that have gone out of spectrum or changing to a higher output lamp, continue with regular water changes and keep everything within parameters and it will go away in a couple weeks
  15. marks69's Avatar
    time and flow. clean your glass , lightly vacuum your sand when doing a water change. and then just wait.lol
  16. Djm's Avatar
    Bingo diatoms! I google pictured it. That is exactly the name and description. Now the cure would be???
  17. marks69's Avatar
    a pic would help. mabye diatoms?
  18. melev's Avatar
    Here's a review typed up by one of our members: http://www.reefaddicts.com/content.p...o-Pellets-Rage

    I've been running them since Feb 5th.
  19. DJ in WV's Avatar
    have not heard of anyone running pio pellets must be a new thing. They been coming acrossed a few blogs http://www.reefaddicts.com/entry.php...esday-pictures was the last one they came up
  20. Djm's Avatar
    No prob at all. Actually bought 3 more since... Live aquaria fish looks pristine! Better than one of thenbetter lfs i go to. Ish getting along great.
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