This article is written by JK1
When the sea water plays to a certain extent
It is inevitable that you want to be different
What I want to share with you today is a ten-point suspension landscape
Hello everyone, I'm from Sunny England
I've been here for a while, and I haven't opened a seawater tank for a long time due to the house
Now I've finally figured everything out to start my seawater rearing journey.
My landscaping work lasted about two hours
I use various tools such as hammers to complete my landscape
I am very satisfied with its effect
The corals have shifted
Status quo photos
Unfortunately, I was confronted with a great catastrophe. Due to the error of my subjective judgment, my system was too thin and finally collapsed completely. I used boxes to temporarily store my corals, but this still caused a huge fluctuation in the water and all my corals died. I did my best but failed. I managed to save a few fish. My chicken heart hangs, a yellow hanging upside down and my clown.
This hit me hard, and I realized the importance of system maturity, and this time I patiently waited for the system to mature to avoid the same mistakes from happening again.
I decided to raise some SPS branches and let them grow a little bit on their own to achieve the final effect, and then I upgraded the lighting to the new generation of ATI Hybrid. This time, everything went well and I was happy with it except for the colors.
Then I decided it was time to be bigger and upgrade to 200x60x70
I annoyed my wife, but she will overcome it. She thinks my current one meter five is too big. Obviously size does matter!
I bought this fish tank in October, but three hundred miles away from me, I bought it. I had to wait for it because I was so busy at work that I didn't have time until a week ago.
I hired a Luton lift and embarked on a 300-mile journey, picking up two strong lads along the way. 5 people managed to load the fish tank relatively comfortably. I was surprised to find that this base cabinet was heavier than the actual fish tank! I left the house at nine o'clock in the morning and came home at three o'clock in the morning! 18 hours, 600 miles later! People kept telling me I was crazy and I had to agree.
I parked my car on the side of the road and slept only four hours. Unfortunately, now we only have 2 people to uninstall! I needed 11am to get the van back, so it was straight up in the morning. I was about to collapse on the spot. It's a very difficult task. But I did!
I decided to keep 100% of the old sand.
I used a lot of activated charcoal, and after 24 hours, the water was crystal clear.
After a week of observation, everything seemed stable, so I should have added a little coral. I went to my LFS yesterday and picked up a clown, pink blue, double band and a few starfish.
At the moment my lighting is really annoying. I like the ATI Hybrid, but I'm running a 39-watt ATI regular T5. The difference is enormous. I have ordered a second crossfire fixture, but it will be about 5 weeks before it arrives because they are made to order.
Anyway, that's what I'm going to do. All the broken branches were around 1 inch 5 months ago, so I can't complain about the growth. I still use FM balling, but from RSCP to Hotspot. I prefer it, it mixes better, works better, and it doesn't change because of the water change.
I've decided I'm going to try LPS again, so I'll slowly add some little guys to a separate rock, acans, rainbow tra. Anyway, being able to get them back makes me very happy and it's nice to be back!