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I'll be trying some new things with this tank including soft cycling with uncured live rock. I'm really interested to get feedback on my plans and progress! Display: 10g Innovative Marine Fusion 10. Lighting: Nano Box Reef Mini Tide Plus. Filtration: filter floss and carbon. Heater: Finnex 50w.
A photo I took of my rainbow Maxi Mini was used as the cover for the Q4 2021 Reef Hobbyist Magazine and just got announced last night!
Shameless plug, but check out the latest issues of Reef Hobbyist Magazine for my article (and cover photo) about macroalgae tanks (linked below)!
Wooohooooo! Congratulations @Clown79 on your feature article in the Quarter 1 2020 Reef Hobbyist Magazine!! I picked up the new issue at my LFS and I was so excited to see your writeup. It looks beautiful - I can’t wait to read your article this weekend! Looks like they haven’t posted the new iss...
Does anyone know where I can obtain 'hard' copies of past issues of the 'Reef Hobbyist Magazine'. I emailed them directly, and was told that they don't send copies through the mail. Their website does offer past issues in PDF format. However, I'm not a real fan of PDF e-mags. If anyone here has s...
Posted February 7, 2021. Just now, Tigahboy said: Decided to make this thread a general macroalgae tank thread instead of creating separate ones for each of my tanks. Here's a few of the latest shots from my UNS 5N. Battled dinos with this tank for the past few weeks, but seem to have them under control now (but planning to add a UV sterilizer ...
Though I'm sure those clams and super nice torches will easily fill in that giant hole! The two biggest bits of damage the tank took (and is still very clearly recovering from) is the Yellow Tips lost about 15% of the colony (though grew way more than that during the losses) and the Idaho Grape Cap lost a good 50%.
The first three posts, while informative, have gotten extremely long. It's a good idea to cut down on the white space (i.e. double or even triple spacing between individual links or photos) and possibly moving some information to other relevant threads, such as moving photos to the threads devoted to different algae groups and the external links to the links directory (under the library tab ...
to be honest, it's interesting but generally not relevant to the discussion here. I've heard the same thing, that leafy macros have higher HUFA contents than branching macros (although a paper or two would be nice), but when it comes to feeding fish, the fish generally 'know' what they need. in that sense, a certain individual fish may prefer one type of algae with a certain nutrient makeup ...
The Marine Planted Tank & Macro Algae Thread. this thread is intended as both a refrence giude to those looking for information on planted marine tanks, display based refugiums, or simply